Definition: The English word "poplar" comes from the Old French "Popule", meaning "tree". It describes a tall, strong tree with small leaves that grows in the spring. In Christianity, poplar is often used to refer to a type of crucifixion cross that appears in the Bible. In this context, it symbolizes Jesus Christ's death on the cross and his resurrection from the dead, much like how poplars grow tall during springtime.
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