Translation
fish
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Word origin
From Latin piscis ('fish'), via the diminutive-like Late Latin form. The English 'piscine' and 'Pisces' share the root piscis.
- Origin
- Latin
- Root
- piscis
- English cognates
- piscine, Pisces
Grammar
Examples
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My father likes to eat fish on Friday evenings.
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There are a lot of fish in this river.
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This fish is not fresh, I am not going to eat it.
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The children watch the goldfish in the water.
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I bought some fish at the market this morning.
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Start your free week (no card)This word is taught in chapter 13, lesson 3: poisson, secours, planète and 7 more words.