IPA: /ˈprɑːhuː/
KK: /prɑːhuː/
A type of traditional boat, often used in Southeast Asia, characterized by its narrow shape and typically having one or more outriggers.
The fishermen set out early in the morning in their prahu to catch fish.
The word 'prahu' originates from Malay, meaning a type of boat or vessel. It refers specifically to a traditional wooden boat used in Southeast Asia, particularly in Indonesia and Malaysia.
Think of the Malay word for a traditional boat — that's what 'prahu' refers to, helping you remember it as a type of vessel.