IPA: /ˈɑːtər/
KK: /ˈɑːtər/
A type of fragrant oil made from flowers or herbs, often used in perfumes.
She applied a few drops of ottar to her wrists before going out.
The word 'ottar' originates from Old Norse 'ottari', meaning a type of fish, specifically an eel. It refers to this slippery freshwater fish in Germanic and Scandinavian languages.
Think of the Old Norse word 'ottari' for eel — this helps you remember that 'ottar' refers to a type of fish.