Plural of steelhead
regular plural
The plural of steelhead is steelheads or steelhead.
Forms of steelhead
| Singular | steelhead |
|---|---|
| Plural | steelheads steelhead |
| Countable | countable |
Steelheads in a sentence
- The researchers compared three groups of steelheads: fish born of two wild parents and reared in the wild; first-generation captive fish (born of two wild parents and reared in captivity); and second-generation captive fish (with one captive-bred parent).2007 October 9, Henry Fountain, “Downside to Breeding Fish in Captivity Shows Up Early”, in New York Times
Meaning of steelhead
- noun The anadromous form of the rainbow trout, Oncorhynchus mykiss.
- noun The ruddy duck.
Questions about the plural of steelhead
- What is the plural of steelhead?
- The plural of steelhead is steelheads or steelhead.
- Is steelhead countable?
- Steelhead is a countable noun.
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