If you mean to go fishing rather than another word for a fish then angling is the term. An angler is a fisherman (or woman).
It's A trevally . A type of fish
Red Snapper
No, a pillock is not a fish. It is a slang term used in British English to refer to a foolish or stupid person.
No, an eale is not a fish. The term "eale" is not a recognized word in English. It may be a misspelling or a regional variation of another word.
"Pisinari" translates to "to fish" in English, deriving from the Latin word "piscis," which means "fish." It is often used in various contexts related to fishing or catching fish. The term can also appear in cultural or regional discussions about fishing practices.
In English, the word "fish" is typically considered a neutral term and does not have a specific gender. However, individual fish can be male or female, and specific terms like "male fish" or "female fish" can be used to denote gender. Additionally, in some contexts, certain species of fish may have unique names for males and females, such as "roosterfish" and "henfish."
The English term for "bisugo" is "threadfin bream." It is a type of fish commonly found in Southeast Asia and the Philippines, known for its delicate flavor and firm texture.
Candiru is English and Portuguese. It is a type of parasitic catfish. It is also known as the toothpick fish, or the vampire fish. It is native to the Amazon and the controversial myth surrounding this fish is that it will swim into the male human's urethra.
"Kandulu" is a term used in some South Asian languages, notably Sinhala, to refer to "a fish" or specifically "a catfish." In English, it can be translated simply as "catfish." These fish are known for their whisker-like barbels and are commonly found in freshwater environments.
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In Polynesian, "bonitos" does not have a specific meaning, as it is a term generally used in English or Spanish to refer to a type of fish, specifically the bonito fish. The fish belongs to the Scombridae family and is found in warm seas. In some Polynesian languages, different words may be used to describe local fish species, but "bonitos" itself is not a native term.
monk fish