treen
- adjective
- /trɪn/
- Archaic
- She bought a beautiful treen box at the antique market.
Examples
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Many traditional kitchens used treen utensils for everyday cooking.
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The museum displayed a collection of treen spoons and bowls from the 18th century.
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Wow! Look at that treen sculpture!
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I love the treen texture of this bowl.
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The museum displayed a collection of treen spoons and bowls from the 18th century.
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Many traditional kitchens used treen utensils for everyday cooking.
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She bought a beautiful treen box at the antique market.
Synonyms
Made of wood
Made of wood or tasting like wood
Made of oak wood
Made from cedar wood
Made from beech wood
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Treen comes from the old word tree ('wood') plus a small ending -en that meant 'made of', so it originally meant 'made of wood'. That's why treen as an adjective describes something that is wooden, often for small household items.