Rudd in Greek
Rudd in Greek is Ραντ — Rudd means a freshwater fish related to the carp, found in European lakes and rivers.
Rudd in Greek
Ραντ
Pronounced: Rad
A surname transferred from the nickname.
What does "Rudd" mean?
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noun A freshwater fish related to the carp, found in European lakes and rivers.
"The rudd has reddish fins and lives in slow, weedy ponds."
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Rudd in a sentence
- The rudd has reddish fins and lives in slow, weedy ponds.
- We spotted a rudd swimming near the reeds at the edge of the lake.
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What is "Rudd" in Greek?
"Rudd" in Greek is Ραντ. Rudd means: A freshwater fish related to the carp, found in European lakes and rivers.
How do you pronounce Ραντ?
"Rudd" in Greek is Ραντ, pronounced "Rad".
How do you use "Rudd" in a sentence?
Example: "The rudd has reddish fins and lives in slow, weedy ponds." In Greek, "Rudd" is Ραντ.
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