IPA: //ˈeɪ.zɒn//
KK: /ˈeɪzən/
A type of bomb used during World War II that could be guided to its target by adjusting its direction through radio signals.
The military used the azon to strike enemy positions with precision.
This word originates from the Spanish word 'azon', meaning a type of fish. It does not have clear Latin or Greek roots.
Think of the Spanish word 'azon' referring to a specific type of fish, which helps you remember that 'azon' relates to this fish.