merganser in Japanese
merganser in Japanese is 秋沙 — merganser means a diving duck that eats fish and has a narrow bill with sharp, saw-like edges.
merganser in Japanese
秋沙
Pronounced: aisa
Any of various diving ducks of the genera Mergus or Lophodytes, which feed on fish and have a sharply serrated bill.
What does "merganser" mean?
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noun A diving duck that eats fish and has a narrow bill with sharp, saw-like edges.
"A merganser surfaced near the dock with a small fish in its bill."
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merganser in a sentence
- A merganser surfaced near the dock with a small fish in its bill.
- We spotted a pair of mergansers diving along the edge of the lake.
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What is "merganser" in Japanese?
"merganser" in Japanese is 秋沙. merganser means: A diving duck that eats fish and has a narrow bill with sharp, saw-like edges.
How do you pronounce 秋沙?
"merganser" in Japanese is 秋沙, pronounced "aisa".
How do you use "merganser" in a sentence?
Example: "A merganser surfaced near the dock with a small fish in its bill." In Japanese, "merganser" is 秋沙.
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