IPA: /ˈæn.ti.ɑːr/
KK: /ˈæntiˌɑr/
A toxic substance made from the gum resin of a specific tree found in Java, known for its harmful effects.
The ancient warriors used antiar as a poison on their arrows.
This word originates from the Greek 'anti' (meaning against) and 'ar' (a suffix used in various contexts, but not a standalone root). The term 'antiar' suggests a concept or action that is against something, though its specific usage may vary.
Think of 'anti' meaning against, which helps you remember that 'antiar' refers to something that opposes or is against a certain idea or action.