merluce
/ˈmɜː(ɹ)luːs/
merluce noun: the European hake.
Noun
merluce (plural merluce or merluces)
- The European hake.
- Synonyms:
- sea-luce
Synonyms of merluce
Forms of merluce
| plural | merluce |
|---|---|
| plural | merluces |
Origin of merluce
From French merluche, merlus. Compare Spanish merluza.
Questions about merluce
- What does merluce mean?
- Merluce means the European hake.
- What part of speech is merluce?
- Merluce is a noun.
- How do you pronounce merluce?
- Merluce is pronounced /ˈmɜː(ɹ)luːs/.
- What is the plural of merluce?
- The plural of merluce is merluce.
Words near merluce in the dictionary
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