Cordage material is a type of material used for making rope, string, and other forms of cord. Common examples of cordage materials include SISAL (5 letters), JUTE (4 letters), BAST (4 letters), and HEMP (4 letters). SISAL is a strong fiber derived from the leaves of the agave plant, while JUTE is a long, soft vegetable fiber obtained from the stem of the JUTE plant. BAST fibers are obtained from the inner bark of certain plants, such as flax, HEMP, and ramie, and HEMP is a strong, durable fiber obtained from the Cannabis sativa plant.