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1. (n.) cypress
any of several evergreen coniferous trees of the genus Cupressus, having dark-green, scalelike, overlapping leaves.
2. cypress
any of various other coniferous trees of allied genera, as the bald cypress.
3. cypress
the wood of these trees.
4. (n.) cypress
a fine, thin fabric resembling lawn or crepe, formerly used in black for mourning garments and trimmings.
Etymology: (1350–1400; ME cipre(s), cyprus, after Cyprus)
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1. (noun) cypress
wood of any of various cypress trees especially of the genus Cupressus
2. (noun) cypress, cypress tree
any of numerous evergreen conifers of the genus Cupressus of north temperate regions having dark scalelike leaves and rounded cones
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1. (noun) Cypress
a coniferous tree of the genus Cupressus. The species are mostly evergreen, and have wood remarkable for its durability
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Sense: a type of evergreen tree.
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 Afrikaans: sipres |
 Arabic: شَجرة السَّرو |
 Bulgarian: кипарис |
 Brazilian: cipreste |
 Czech: cypřiš |
 German: die Zypresse |
 Danish: cypres |
 Greek: κυπαρίσσι |
 Spanish: ciprés |
 Estonian: küpress |
 Farsi: سرو |
 Finnish: sypressi |
 French: cyprès |
 Hebrew: בּרוֹש |
 Hindi: सनोबर |
 Croatian: čempres |
 Hungarian: ciprus(fa) |
 Indonesian: sipres |
 Icelandic: kÿprusviður |
 Italian: cipresso |
 Japanese: いとすぎ |
 Korean: (나무) 사이프러스 |
 Lithuanian: kiparisas |
 Latvian: ciprese |
 Malay: sipres |
 Dutch: cipres |
 Norwegian: sypress |
 Polish: cyprys |
 Persian: سرو |
 Pashto: ناجو یا سرو |
 Portuguese: cipreste |
 Romanian: chiparos |
 Russian: кипарис |
 Slovak: cyprus |
 Slovenian: cipresa |
 Serbian: čempres |
 Swedish: cypress |
 Thai: ต้นสนเมืองหนาวชนิดหนึ่ง |
 Turkish: servi ağacı |
 Taiwanese: 柏樹 |
 Ukrainian: кипарис |
 Urdu: سرو، ايک قسم كا درخت |
 Vietnamese: cây bách |
 Chinese: 柏树 |
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