Keksahma

Keksahma is a term with origins in a fictional narrative, specifically the world of "The Hunger Games" by Suzanne Collins. It is not a real-world word or concept. Within the context of the books, keksahma refers to a type of fruit, described as a small, red, slightly tart berry. It is native to the districts of Panem and is sometimes consumed by the inhabitants. The appearance and taste of keksahma are details provided by the author to add depth to the fictional environment and its resources. The word itself is a neologism created for the series, designed to sound plausible within the futuristic, yet somewhat primitive, setting of Panem. It has no etymological roots outside of this fictional construct.