zander in Latin
zander in Latin is lucioperca — zander means a large freshwater fish related to the perch, native to European rivers and lakes and prized by anglers.
zander in Latin
lucioperca
Any fish of the genus Sander that live in freshwater.
What does "zander" mean?
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noun A large freshwater fish related to the perch, native to European rivers and lakes and prized by anglers.
"He hooked a decent-sized zander in the reservoir at dusk."
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zander in a sentence
- He hooked a decent-sized zander in the reservoir at dusk.
- Zander are known for their sharp teeth and strong fight on the line.
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What is "zander" in Latin?
"zander" in Latin is lucioperca. zander means: A large freshwater fish related to the perch, native to European rivers and lakes and prized by anglers.
How do you use "zander" in a sentence?
Example: "He hooked a decent-sized zander in the reservoir at dusk." In Latin, "zander" is lucioperca.
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