arapaima
- noun
- /ˌærəˈpaɪmə/
- Grilled arapaima is a popular dish in many Amazonian communities.
Examples
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They enjoyed a meal of smoked arapaima served with local vegetables.
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The chef prepared a delicious stew using fresh arapaima caught from the river.
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I love arapaima!
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The arapaima is delicious.
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Grilled arapaima is a popular dish in many Amazonian communities.
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The chef prepared a delicious stew using fresh arapaima caught from the river.
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They enjoyed a meal of smoked arapaima served with local vegetables.
Synonyms
Meat from a water animal that people cook and eat
A Hawaiian sea fish eaten as food for its mild flavor
Firm white meat from saltwater fish that people eat
A very large freshwater fish from the Amazon River eaten for its meat
Meat from fish that live in the sea and people eat
The meat of rainbow trout that people cook and eat
Meat from a large freshwater fish often cooked or smoked
The meat of a flat fish with a deep body used for eating
A silvery tropical fish from the Indo-Pacific farmed for food in Southeast Asia
Surface Forms
Etymology
Arapaima is used for the fish and for its meat when it is eaten, and the name comes from a word people in the Amazon used that moved into Portuguese before English. So, like 'salmon', arapaima can mean the living fish or the food made from it.