gudgeon in Japanese
gudgeon in Japanese is 壺金 — gudgeon means a small freshwater fish found across Europe and Asia.
gudgeon in Japanese
壺金
Pronounced: tsubogane
(also, attributively) A circular or cylindrical fitting, often made of metal, into which a pin or pintle fits to create a hinge or pivoting joint.
What does "gudgeon" mean?
- noun A small freshwater fish found across Europe and Asia.
- noun Another name for the mottled sculpin, a small fish.
- noun Any of several small fish, similar in look, that are often used as bait.
- noun Any of several other fish that look similar, belonging mainly to the families Butidae and Eleotridae.
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What is "gudgeon" in Japanese?
"gudgeon" in Japanese is 壺金. gudgeon means: A small freshwater fish found across Europe and Asia.
How do you pronounce 壺金?
"gudgeon" in Japanese is 壺金, pronounced "tsubogane".
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