IPA: //tʃɑːr//
KK: /tʃɑr/
A type of fish that is related to trout and salmon, typically found in cold freshwater lakes and rivers.
The charr is known for its vibrant colors and is a popular catch among anglers.
The word 'charr' originates from Old English 'cear', meaning to make a noise or to cry out. It refers specifically to a type of fish, particularly a small salmonid found in cold waters.
Think of the Old English word 'cear' which relates to making a noise, and remember that 'charr' refers to a specific type of fish, often associated with cold waters.