Dām'mar or Dām'ma-rā1, n.
n. [Javan. & Malay. dāmar.] A resinous substance obtained from certain trees indigenous to the East Indies, especially the Dammara and Dammar-pine, and used for making varnish and like purposes.
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n. [Javan. & Malay. dāmar.] A resinous substance obtained from certain trees indigenous to the East Indies, especially the Dammara and Dammar-pine, and used for making varnish and like purposes.
n. (Bot.) A large tree of the order Coniferæ, indigenous to the East Indies, and of two species, Dammara orientalis and D. australis. London.