siimu
[ˈs̪iː.mu]
noun
LanguageWest Makian
Meaning- fish poison
- A substance used to stun or kill fish for easier catching.
Siimu yai kobo.
That fish poison is strong.
Pronunciationˈs̪iː.mu
Part of speechnoun
Usage noteTraditional fish poisons are often made from specific plant extracts.
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