dammar
/ˈdæmər/Definitions
1. noun
A type of resinous tree found in the Malayan region, particularly in Malaysia and Indonesia, yielding a valuable resin.
“The team of researchers studied the properties of dammar tree resin in traditional medicine.”
2. noun
A type of resin obtained from the dammar tree, used as a varnish or adhesive.
“The artist applied a layer of dammar resin to protect the painting and give it a glossy finish.”
3. noun
A type of varnish made from dammar resin, often used to protect and preserve wood furniture.
“The carpenter applied a layer of dammar varnish to protect the wood from moisture and wear.”