gar in Greek
gar in Greek is ζαργάνα — gar means a long, slender freshwater fish with narrow, tooth-filled jaws, found mainly in North America.
gar in Greek
ζαργάνα
Pronounced: zargana
(especially, UK, Ireland) A garfish, Belone belone.
What does "gar" mean?
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noun A long, slender freshwater fish with narrow, tooth-filled jaws, found mainly in North America.
"The kids caught a small gar while fishing off the dock."
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gar in a sentence
- The kids caught a small gar while fishing off the dock.
- Gar have hard, armor-like scales that make them tricky to fillet.
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What is "gar" in Greek?
"gar" in Greek is ζαργάνα. gar means: A long, slender freshwater fish with narrow, tooth-filled jaws, found mainly in North America.
How do you pronounce ζαργάνα?
"gar" in Greek is ζαργάνα, pronounced "zargana".
How do you use "gar" in a sentence?
Example: "The kids caught a small gar while fishing off the dock." In Greek, "gar" is ζαργάνα.
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