tench

See also: Tench

English

Etymology

From Middle English tenche, from Old French tenche, from Late Latin tinca.

Pronunciation

IPA^(key): /tɛnt͡ʃ/
Rhymes: -ɛntʃ

Noun

tench (plural tench or tenches)

A species of freshwater game fish, Tinca tinca.

Translations

species of freshwater game fish

Basque: tenka
Catalan: tenca (ca) f
Czech: lín (cs) m
Danish: suder (da) c
Dutch: zeelt (nl) f or m, louw f or m
Esperanto: tinko
Estonian: linask
Finnish: suutari (fi)
French: tanche (fr)
Galician: tenca m
German: Schleie f
Hungarian: compó (hu)
Ido: tencho (io)
Interlingue: tanche
Irish: cúramán m
Italian: tinca (it)

Latgalian: leins
Latvian: līnis
Luxembourgish: Schlei f
Middle English: tenche
Mongolian: үхэрдэй (üherdej)
Norman: tanche f
Polish: lin (pl) m
Portuguese: tenca (pt)
Russian: линь (ru) m (linʹ)
Spanish: tenca (es) f
Sudovian: līnis m
Swedish: sutare (sv) c
Ukrainian: лин (uk) (lyn)
Welsh: ysgreten f
West Frisian: mûdhûn

Further reading

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