marlin in Japanese
marlin in Japanese is 梶木 — marlin means a large game fish with a long, spear-like upper jaw and a tall dorsal fin.
marlin in Japanese
梶木
Pronounced: kajiki
Any species of game fish belonging to either of the genera Tetrapturus or Makaira, with a crested dorsal fin and a pointed, spear-like projection of the upper jaw.
What does "marlin" mean?
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noun A large game fish with a long, spear-like upper jaw and a tall dorsal fin.
"The anglers spent all day trying to hook a marlin."
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marlin in a sentence
- The anglers spent all day trying to hook a marlin.
- A mounted marlin hung above the bar in the fishing lodge.
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What is "marlin" in Japanese?
"marlin" in Japanese is 梶木. marlin means: A large game fish with a long, spear-like upper jaw and a tall dorsal fin.
How do you pronounce 梶木?
"marlin" in Japanese is 梶木, pronounced "kajiki".
How do you use "marlin" in a sentence?
Example: "The anglers spent all day trying to hook a marlin." In Japanese, "marlin" is 梶木.
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