(cane) sugar

Too much language influence indonesian at past. Unfortunately our anchestor adapt it freely, and create funny words i mean it is for other words, i suddenly remember. Not refers to gula pasir.

Are you talking about sugar cane or simple sugar

That is quite confusing! Sugar cane is a grass, not a tree, though, as it grows as tall as a tree, that's allowable. What does 'tebu' mean in your language? In Sri Lanka, it refers to a variety of ginger which is called setawar in Malay (according to Wikipedia, anyway). As far as I can make out, 'tebu telur' translates as 'egg cane' (it's a recipe) and, as 'telur' is 'egg', 'tebu' must mean 'cane' (specifically, the sugar cane). As children, we always thought that the light brown sugar looked very like sand and often wanted it on our cereals or porridge for breakfast instead of the refined white stuff (which was made from sugar beet, anyway, though we didn't know that) because it had more flavour.

Every country has a different name for it

That does seem strange.

Thank you for sharing the name of sugar cane in your homeland.