IPA: /ˈkæʃu/
KK: /kæʃu/
A substance derived from the wood of certain trees, used in traditional medicine and as a dye.
The herbalist recommended cashoo for its medicinal properties.
This word originates from the Native American language of the Algonquin tribe, meaning a type of fish or a term used in fishing contexts.
Think of the Native American roots of 'cashoo' as a connection to fishing, helping you remember that it relates to a type of fish.