椰 (yē): coconut; coconut palm

In summer at the beach, I drank a fresh coconut; the coconut water inside was sweet and cool.

Mom bought a coconut from the market, cut it open with a knife, and then cut the coconut meat into small pieces to put in the cake.

Many coconut palms grow on Hainan Island, and green coconuts hang all over their tall trunks.

The vendor put the coconut on the table, stuck a straw into it, and handed it to the tourist to drink slowly.

Grandma said that after coconut shells are dried in the sun, they can be made into small bowls that are both attractive and durable.