hassar

English

From Arawak asa.[1][2]

hassar (plural hassars)

“hassar” in Merriam–Webster Online Dictionary.
Gaitri Pagrach-Chandra, The Hassar, an Armoured Tropical Fish, in Fish: Food from the Waters, edited by Harlan Walker, page 220: "hassar - is the Guyanese name [...]. Allsopp's Dictionary of Caribbean English Usage (OUP 1996) defines the word hassar as a derivative of the Arawak asa, meaning 'a small highly-prized edible fish'.

单词	hassar
释义	hassar English Etymology From Arawak asa.[1][2] Noun hassar (plural hassars) Hoplosternum littorale, an edible South American catfish. Alternative forms hassa References “hassar” in Merriam–Webster Online Dictionary. Gaitri Pagrach-Chandra, The Hassar, an Armoured Tropical Fish, in Fish: Food from the Waters, edited by Harlan Walker, page 220: "hassar - is the Guyanese name [...]. Allsopp's Dictionary of Caribbean English Usage (OUP 1996) defines the word hassar as a derivative of the Arawak asa, meaning 'a small highly-prized edible fish'. Anagrams harass
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