goldney
goldney noun: the gilthead.
Noun
goldney (plural goldneys)
- The gilthead.
Proper noun capitalized: Goldney
Goldney
Forms of goldney
| plural | goldneys |
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Origin of goldney
From gold?
From Middle English Goldeneghe, from Old English gold (“gold”) + -en + ēage (“eye”).
Questions about goldney
- What does goldney mean?
- Goldney means the gilthead.
- What part of speech is goldney?
- Goldney can be a noun or a proper noun.
- What is the plural of goldney?
- The plural of goldney is goldneys.
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