ottar
- noun
- /ˈoʊtər/
- UK
- The prized ottar was carefully extracted from thousands of rose petals.
Examples
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The perfumer used pure ottar of rose to create a luxurious fragrance.
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She loves the scent of ottar.
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A small bottle of ottar can scent hundreds of liters of perfume.
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The ottar from the roses is exquisite.
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The luxurious ottar filled the room with the sweet scent of roses.
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After a long day, she enjoyed a relaxing bath infused with rose ottar.
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For her wedding, she chose an ottar that captured the essence of spring flowers.
Synonyms
A natural perfume oil made from flowers, especially rose petals
A strong scented oil made from rose petals used in perfume and skin care
A scented oil made from flowers, especially roses
A fragrant oil made from fresh roses used in perfume and cosmetics
How Fragrant
Surface Forms
Etymology
The word ottar comes from Hindi/Urdu attar, also spelled ittar, and from the Arabic 'itr' meaning 'perfume' or 'scent', so ottar is the fragrant oil made from flowers, especially roses.