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Kesambi or kosambi (Schleichera oleosa) is the
name of a kind of dried area trees, rambutan relatives of the Sapindaceae
tribe. Some regional names, including kasambi / kosambi (Sd.); kesambi,
kusambi, sambi, kecacil (Jw., Bal.); kasambhi (Md.); kusambi, usapi (Tim.);
kasembi, kahembi (Sumba); kehabe (Sawu); kabahi (Solor); kalabai (Alor); kule,
ule (Rote); bado (Mak.); ading (Bug.).
The names are similar to the
name in India, the origin of this plant, for example: kosam, kosumb, kusum,
kussam, rusam, puvam. In English known as gum-lac tree, Indian lac tree, Malay
lac tree, Macassar oil tree, Ceylon oak, and others. The names refer to the
results obtained from this tree, such as shellac and Makassar oil.
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