ahi
Ahi (noun) means Yellowfin tuna, especially as served raw or seared in Hawaiian and Pacific-influenced cooking. Example: “The restaurant's ahi poke bowl sold out within an hour.”
How to use ahi
Learner’s notesIn plain EnglishA type of tuna, popular raw (as in poke) or lightly seared.
Word forms
ahis plural, ahi plural
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The restaurant's _____ poke bowl sold out within an hour.
Etymology
From Hawaiian ʻahi, the name for this tuna species, going back to Proto-Polynesian.
Rhymes for ahi
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What does “ahi” mean?
The word “ahi” means yellowfin tuna, especially as served raw or seared in Hawaiian and Pacific-influenced cooking. In plain terms, a type of tuna, popular raw (as in poke) or lightly seared.
How do you pronounce “ahi”?
“Ahi” is pronounced AH-hee (/ˈɑ.hi/ in IPA).
How do you use “ahi” in a sentence?
Here is “ahi” used in a sentence: “The restaurant's ahi poke bowl sold out within an hour.”
What part of speech is “ahi”?
“Ahi” is a noun.
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