tuna in Latin
tuna in Latin is thunnus — tuna means a large, fast-swimming saltwater fish prized as food.
tuna in Latin
thunnus
Any of several species of fish of the genus Thunnus in the family Scombridae.
What does "tuna" mean?
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noun A large, fast-swimming saltwater fish prized as food.
"They grilled fresh tuna steaks for dinner."
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noun The prickly pear cactus, or its edible fruit.
"Street vendors in Mexico City sell chilled tuna slices with lime and chili."
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tuna in a sentence
- They grilled fresh tuna steaks for dinner.
- Canned tuna is a cheap, protein-rich pantry staple.
- Street vendors in Mexico City sell chilled tuna slices with lime and chili.
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What is "tuna" in Latin?
"tuna" in Latin is thunnus. tuna means: A large, fast-swimming saltwater fish prized as food.
How do you use "tuna" in a sentence?
Example: "They grilled fresh tuna steaks for dinner." In Latin, "tuna" is thunnus.
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