kechumaran
/kɛˈtʃuːmərən/Definitions
1. noun
A type of silt or fine sediment deposited in a stream or river, often causing the water to become cloudy or murky.
“The kechumaran in the river made it difficult to see fish swimming in the water.”
1. noun
A type of silt or fine sediment deposited in a stream or river, often causing the water to become cloudy or murky.
“The kechumaran in the river made it difficult to see fish swimming in the water.”