starfish in Latin
starfish in Latin is stella marina — starfish means a sea creature, not actually a fish, with a body typically shaped like a five-pointed star.
starfish in Latin
stella marina
Any of various echinoderms (not in fact fish) with usually five arms, many of which eat bivalves or corals by everting their stomach.
What does "starfish" mean?
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noun A sea creature, not actually a fish, with a body typically shaped like a five-pointed star.
"They found a bright orange starfish clinging to the rocks at low tide."
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starfish in a sentence
- They found a bright orange starfish clinging to the rocks at low tide.
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What is "starfish" in Latin?
"starfish" in Latin is stella marina. starfish means: A sea creature, not actually a fish, with a body typically shaped like a five-pointed star.
How do you use "starfish" in a sentence?
Example: "They found a bright orange starfish clinging to the rocks at low tide." In Latin, "starfish" is stella marina.
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