IPA: /oʊˈzoʊsəˌraɪt/
KK: /oʊˈzɒsəˌraɪt/
A type of wax that is yellow-brown to black or green in color, found in sandstones, and used for making electrical insulation and polishes.
The factory uses ozocerite to produce high-quality electrical insulation materials.
Ozocerite is derived from the Greek roots 'ozein' (meaning to smell) and 'keros' (meaning wax). The word refers to a waxy substance that has a distinct odor, typically found in natural deposits.
Think of the Greek word for 'smell' ('ozein') and 'wax' ('keros') to remember that ozocerite is a waxy substance with a smell.