lac in Japanese
lac in Japanese is ラッカー — lac means a resin-like substance secreted by certain scale insects, used to make lacquer and shellac.
lac in Japanese
ラッカー
Pronounced: rakkā
A resinous substance or lacquer produced mainly on the banyan tree by the female of Kerria lacca, a scale insect.
What does "lac" mean?
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noun A resin-like substance secreted by certain scale insects, used to make lacquer and shellac.
"Traditional shellac is made by processing raw lac harvested from tree branches."
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lac in a sentence
- Traditional shellac is made by processing raw lac harvested from tree branches.
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What is "lac" in Japanese?
"lac" in Japanese is ラッカー. lac means: A resin-like substance secreted by certain scale insects, used to make lacquer and shellac.
How do you pronounce ラッカー?
"lac" in Japanese is ラッカー, pronounced "rakkā".
How do you use "lac" in a sentence?
Example: "Traditional shellac is made by processing raw lac harvested from tree branches." In Japanese, "lac" is ラッカー.
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