IPA: /ˌmæɡ.nəʊ.təˈstæt.ɪk/
KK: /mægˈnɛtəˌstætɪk/
Relating to the study of magnetic fields that do not change over time.
The magnetostatic field is essential for understanding how magnets interact in a stable environment.
Magnetostatic → It is formed from "magnet" (from Greek "magnetis lithos", meaning magnet stone) and "static" (from Greek "statikos", meaning causing to stand or stationary). The word describes a state of magnetic fields that are not changing over time, hence stationary magnetic fields.
Think of 'magnet' as a stone that attracts and 'static' as something that is not moving. This helps you remember that 'magnetostatic' refers to stationary magnetic fields.