IPA: //ˈkoʊhoʊ//
KK: /ˈkoʊhoʊ/
A type of salmon that is known for its silver skin and is often found in the Pacific Ocean.
The fisherman caught a large cohoe during his trip to the river.
The word 'cohoe' originates from the Native American word 'kóhó', which refers to a type of salmon, specifically the coho salmon. It is used in English to denote this particular species of fish.
Think of the Native American word 'kóhó' for this specific type of salmon, which helps you remember that 'cohoe' refers to the coho salmon.