IPA: //ʊˈrɑːri//
KK: /uˈrɑːri/
A type of poison derived from the sap of certain plants, traditionally used by indigenous people for hunting.
The hunter applied urari to his arrows to ensure a quick kill.
This word originates from Latin 'urari', meaning to be in a state of being or to exist. It refers to the concept of existence or being.
Think of the Latin root 'urari' which relates to the state of being — this helps you remember that 'urari' is about existence.