IPA: //oʊˈkwɑːsə//
KK: /o-kwä-sə/
A type of freshwater fish that is a trout species, specifically found in certain lakes in western Maine.
The oquassa is known for its beautiful coloration and is a popular catch among anglers.
This word originates from an indigenous language, specifically from the Algonquian family, meaning "to be in a state of confusion or disorder."
Think of the original meaning related to confusion or disorder to remember that 'oquassa' refers to a state of being disordered.