IPA: /pɪˈrɑːrʊku/
KK: /pɪˈrɑːrʊku/
A large fish found in the rivers of northern South America, known for its size and edible flesh.
The pirarucu is one of the largest freshwater fish in the world.
The word 'pirarucu' originates from the Tupi language, specifically from 'pirá' (meaning fish) and 'urucum' (meaning red). It refers to a large freshwater fish found in the Amazon River, known for its size and distinctive coloration.
Think of 'pirá' meaning fish and 'urucum' meaning red, which helps you remember that 'pirarucu' is a large fish known for its reddish hue.
No commonly confused words.