1. A tree valued for the durability of its wood; the emblem of mourning for the dead, cypress-branches having been anciently used at funerals.

2. A cone-bearing evergreen tree.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• espress,
• sopress,
• cupress,
• cypres,
• cyrress,
• cypruse,
• qxpress,
• dipress,
• cypris,
• epress,
• cypruss,
• eppress,
• cyruss,
• caprese,
• cyress,
• spress,
• cyrpress,
• cyprss,
• capross,
• cyperes

• cyprus,
• Cy Pres,
• cupressus.

The adjective form of the word "cypress" is "cypress". The word can function as both a noun and an adjective, describing something related to or characteristic of the cypress tree.

The plural of the "cypress" can be the "cypresses".

The singular of the "cypress" can be the "cypress".