IPA: /kʊˈrɑːri/
KK: /kuˈrɑːri/
A dark, shiny substance made from the extract of certain plants, used by indigenous people in South America to poison arrows.
The indigenous hunters used curari to make their arrows deadly.
Curari is derived from the Latin verb 'curare' (meaning to care for or to heal). The word 'curari' itself means to be cared for or to be healed, reflecting the action of receiving care or treatment.
Think of 'curare' meaning to care for, and remember that 'curari' refers to the state of being cared for or healed.