IPA: //bɪˈdɑːrki//
KK: /bɪˈdɑrki/
A small, lightweight boat made from animal skins stretched over a wooden frame, often used by indigenous peoples in coastal regions.
The fishermen used a bidarkee to navigate the waters and catch fish.
The word 'bidarkee' originates from the Aleut language, meaning 'a type of kayak'.
Think of the Aleut word for a specific type of kayak, which helps you remember that 'bidarkee' refers to this unique watercraft.
No commonly confused words.