tench in Latin
tench in Latin is tinca — tench means a species of freshwater fish, Tinca tinca, often caught by anglers in still or slow-moving water.
tench in Latin
tinca
A species of freshwater game fish, Tinca tinca.
What does "tench" mean?
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noun A species of freshwater fish, Tinca tinca, often caught by anglers in still or slow-moving water.
"He landed a heavy tench from the canal near the old mill."
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tench in a sentence
- He landed a heavy tench from the canal near the old mill.
- Tench are prized by anglers for how hard they fight on the line.
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What is "tench" in Latin?
"tench" in Latin is tinca. tench means: A species of freshwater fish, Tinca tinca, often caught by anglers in still or slow-moving water.
How do you use "tench" in a sentence?
Example: "He landed a heavy tench from the canal near the old mill." In Latin, "tench" is tinca.
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