fishpond in Latin
fishpond in Latin is piscīna — fishpond means a freshwater pond kept stocked with fish, especially one that historically belonged to a monastery as a source of food.
fishpond in Latin
piscīna
A freshwater pond stocked with fish; especially one formerly attached to a monastery etc as a source of food.
What does "fishpond" mean?
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noun A freshwater pond kept stocked with fish, especially one that historically belonged to a monastery as a source of food.
"They dug a small fishpond at the bottom of the garden and stocked it with carp."
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fishpond in a sentence
- They dug a small fishpond at the bottom of the garden and stocked it with carp.
- The old monastery still has the remains of its medieval fishpond.
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What is "fishpond" in Latin?
"fishpond" in Latin is piscīna. fishpond means: A freshwater pond kept stocked with fish, especially one that historically belonged to a monastery as a source of food.
How do you use "fishpond" in a sentence?
Example: "They dug a small fishpond at the bottom of the garden and stocked it with carp." In Latin, "fishpond" is piscīna.
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