IPA: //rəˈbɑːloʊ//
KK: /rəˈbɑːloʊ/
A type of tropical fish that is often caught for food, belonging to the family Centropomidae, including species like the snook.
The chef prepared a delicious dish using fresh robalo from the market.
The word 'robalo' originates from Spanish, specifically referring to a type of fish known as the snook. The term is derived from the Spanish word 'robalo', which is believed to come from the indigenous Taíno word 'robalos', meaning a fish.
Think of the Spanish word 'robalo' which directly names a specific type of fish, helping you remember that 'robalo' refers to this particular fish.