IPA: /ˈvɛrɛk/
KK: /ˈvɛrɛk/
A type of seaweed that is burned to produce ashes used in making soda and iodine, or the ashes themselves.
The workers collected varec from the shore to process it for iodine extraction.
The word 'varec' originates from Old French 'varec', meaning seaweed or algae. It specifically refers to a type of seaweed used in various applications, including food and agriculture.
Think of the Old French word for seaweed, 'varec', to remember that 'varec' refers to this type of marine plant.