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Meaning of resin
A sticky, viscous liquid or solid substance, often used for bonding or coating surfaces.
Etymology of resin
The word "resin" originates from the Old French "resine", which is derived from the Latin "resina", meaning "pine resin" or "pitch"
The Latin term is related to the Greek word "rhētinē", also meaning "pine resin" or "pitch"
Historically, the word "resin" has been used to describe a variety of sticky or viscous substances, including plant secretions, pitch, and tar
Synonyms
Definitions
- A yellowish or brownish viscous liquid or solid substance, typically obtained from plants, used in varnishes, adhesives, and other products
- A synthetic or natural substance, used in a wide range of applications, including art, construction, and manufacturing
- A polymeric substance, often used as a binder or coating, which can be derived from natural or synthetic sources
Usage Examples
- The tree produces a fragrant resin, which is used in perfumes and incense
- The artist mixed resin with pigment to create a unique and durable paint
- The manufacturer applied a clear resin coating to protect the surface of the wood