garganey in Japanese
garganey in Japanese is シマアジ — garganey means a small dabbling duck found breeding widely across Europe and western Asia, and wintering in Africa.
garganey in Japanese
シマアジ
Pronounced: shimaaji
A small dabbling duck, Anas querquedula, that breeds in much of Europe and western Asia, and winters in Africa.
What does "garganey" mean?
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noun A small dabbling duck found breeding widely across Europe and western Asia, and wintering in Africa.
"A garganey was spotted feeding at the edge of the marsh."
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garganey in a sentence
- A garganey was spotted feeding at the edge of the marsh.
- Garganeys arrive at the wetland in spring to breed.
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What is "garganey" in Japanese?
"garganey" in Japanese is シマアジ. garganey means: A small dabbling duck found breeding widely across Europe and western Asia, and wintering in Africa.
How do you pronounce シマアジ?
"garganey" in Japanese is シマアジ, pronounced "shimaaji".
How do you use "garganey" in a sentence?
Example: "A garganey was spotted feeding at the edge of the marsh." In Japanese, "garganey" is シマアジ.
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