noun

Fishman

Fishman (noun) means a man who sells fish. Example: “The fishman set up his stall at the market before dawn.”

noun

A man who sells fish.

"The fishman set up his stall at the market before dawn."

How to use Fishman

Learner’s notes

In plain EnglishA man whose job is selling fish.

fishmen plural

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The _____ set up his stall at the market before dawn.

From Middle English fisscheman, equivalent to fish plus man.

Origin: Middle English

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What does “Fishman” mean?

The word “Fishman” means a man who sells fish. In plain terms, a man whose job is selling fish.

How do you use “Fishman” in a sentence?

Here is “Fishman” used in a sentence: “The fishman set up his stall at the market before dawn.”

What part of speech is “Fishman”?

“Fishman” is a noun.

Where does the word “Fishman” come from?

The word “Fishman” comes from Middle English. From Middle English fisscheman, equivalent to fish plus man.