moray in Latin
moray in Latin is mūraena — moray means a large, often fierce-looking eel found in warm seas, known for hiding in rocks and reefs.
moray in Latin
mūraena
Any of the large cosmopolitan carnivorous eels of the family Muraenidae.
What does "moray" mean?
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noun A large, often fierce-looking eel found in warm seas, known for hiding in rocks and reefs.
"A moray eel darted out from a crevice in the coral."
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moray in a sentence
- A moray eel darted out from a crevice in the coral.
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What is "moray" in Latin?
"moray" in Latin is mūraena. moray means: A large, often fierce-looking eel found in warm seas, known for hiding in rocks and reefs.
How do you use "moray" in a sentence?
Example: "A moray eel darted out from a crevice in the coral." In Latin, "moray" is mūraena.
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