IPA: /kɛnʧ/
KK: /kɛnʧ/
A container or bin used for preserving fish or animal skins in salt.
The fisherman stored the salted fish in a large kench.
The word 'kench' originates from Middle English 'kenche', meaning to catch or seize. It is related to the Old English 'cyncan', meaning to catch or to seize, and is associated with the act of catching fish or other creatures.
Think of 'catching' something when you hear 'kench' — it directly relates to the act of seizing or catching.