What are the words for cypress?

1. The words are conifer, tar, juniper, phellodendron, cypress cave, cypress, cypress, white wine, cypress, cypress, cypress, cypress, cypress, cypress, cypress, cypress, cypress, cypress, cypress, cypress, cypress, cypress, cypress, cypress.

Second, the basic interpretation?

[I]

1, cypress, evergreen tree with scales and cones. Wood is hard and can be used as building materials.

2.(b) Last name.

[ bó ]

Berlin, Germany.

[ bò ]

See [Cortex Phellodendri].

Extended data 1. Evolution of glyphs

Second, etymological explanation.

Classical Chinese version of Shuo Wen Jie Zi: Bo, Juye. From wood, white sound. ?

Vernacular version of Shuo Wen Jie Zi: cypress, wood. The font has "wood" as the side and "white" as the sound side. ?

Third, related words

1, Sabina vulgaris

[Yuán báI]？

Evergreen trees with young leaves like needles, big leaves like scales, bright yellow male flowers, spherical fruits and triangular seeds. Also known as juniper.

2.juniper

[cébéI]？

Evergreen trees or shrubs with pyramid-shaped crowns, strip-shaped leaves, whorled fruits and water-resistant and moisture-proof wood, which can be used for shipbuilding or construction.

3. Sabina vulgaris

【biǎn bǎi】？

An evergreen tree with scaly leaves and spherical fruit. Wood can be used as building materials and utensils.

4. Berlin Wall

[bón Qiang]？

Also known as the "anti-fascist defense wall". A concrete wall across the center of Berlin. Total length 154km. After World War II, Berlin was divided into two parts, the eastern part was managed by the Democratic Republic of Germany, the Soviet Union sent troops, the western part was managed by the Federal Republic of Germany, and the United States, Britain and France sent troops.

5. Dublin

[dübón]？

The capital of Ireland. Bit? On the northeast coast of this country. The population is 106 million (1996). It is the national political, economic and cultural center and the largest seaport. It is also the ancient city of the country, with historical sites such as Fuer Palace, Dublin Castle and Leinster Palace.