lacca
/ˈlækə/ or /ˈlɑːkə/Definitions
1. noun
A type of natural resin, usually derived from the lac bug, used to make varnishes, dyes, and other products.
“The ancient Egyptians used lacca to protect and preserve their wooden furniture.”
2. noun
A type of varnish or lacquer, often made from lacca resin, used to protect and decorate surfaces.
“The artist applied multiple layers of lacca to give the wooden box a glossy finish.”