yew tree's Usage Examples:

Lomanach (bare remote place) Coomacroobeg, Cum an Chrubaigh (field of the hoofed animal) Coomanore North and South, Cum an Iubhair (valley of the yew tree).

It is also famous for its churchyard yew tree that could be over 5,000 years old and thus one of the oldest living things.

The importance of trees in Celtic religion may be shown by the fact that the very name of the Eburonian tribe contains a reference to the yew tree, and that names like Mac Cuilinn (son of holly) and Mac Ibar (son of yew) appear in Irish myths.

meaning either "place of the yew trees" (efrog in Welsh, Old Irish iubrach "grove of yew trees, place with one or more yew trees", iúrach in Irish Gaelic.

Its notable landmarks include the St Leonard"s church and a large yew tree.

patriarchal the others passion crosses or, in base on waves of the sea a lymphad proper, the whole within a bordure of the third charged with nine yew trees.

could be seen, with camellias still growing on the wall; a line of tall scraggly yew trees marked the line of one of the former clipped ornamental yew hedges.

This agent proved difficult to synthesize and could only be obtained from the bark of the Pacific Yew tree, which forced the NCI into the costly business of harvesting substantial quantities of yew trees from public lands.

Synonyms:

conifer, coniferous tree, genus Cephalotaxus, Cephalotaxus,

Antonyms:

fauna, nonwoody, uncover, stay, smoothness,