Resin (noun)

A viscous liquid or semi-solid organic substance that is typically produced by plants, especially conifers, and is used in various industrial and artistic applications.

Origin:

From the latin resina, meaning "resin" or "pitch". the word first appeared in english in the late 14th century.

Examples:

1. The sculpture was made from a mixture of bronze and resin.
2. The furniture was finished with a coat of epoxy resin.
3. The incense was made from resin of Boswellia tree.
4. The varnish used on the painting was a type of alkyd resin.
5. The flooring was made from terrazzo, which is a composite material consisting of marble chips and resin.