Meanings
Origin
Translations
Ancient Greek φάγρος
- φάγρος (phágros)any of several species of marine fish
Arabic دنیس, دنیس
- دنیس (denīs)any of several species of marine fish
- دنیس (denīs)any of several species of marine fish
Catalan orada
- oradaany of several species of marine fish
Chinese Mandarin 海鯛 /海鲷
- 海鯛 /海鲷 (hǎidiāo)any of several species of marine fish
Finnish hammasahven, pomfretti
- hammasahvenany of several species of marine fish
- pomfrettiany of several species of marine fish
French dorade
- doradeany of several species of marine fish
German Goldbrasse
- Goldbrasseany of several species of marine fish
Greek φαγγρί, συναγρίδα
- φαγγρί (fangrí)any of several species of marine fish
- συναγρίδα (synagrída)any of several species of marine fish
Hebrew דניס
- דניס (denis)any of several species of marine fish
Irish garbhánach, súgach
- garbhánachany of several species of marine fish
- súgachany of several species of marine fish
- deargánany of several species of marine fish
Italian dentice, orata
- denticeany of several species of marine fish
- orataany of several species of marine fish
- cantaroany of several species of marine fish
Japanese 鯛
- 鯛 (tai)any of several species of marine fish
Korean 도미
- 도미 (domi)any of several species of marine fish
Latin sargus, aurata
- sargusany of several species of marine fish
- aurataany of several species of marine fish
Polish prażma
- prażmaany of several species of marine fish
Portuguese dourada
- douradaany of several species of marine fish
Spanish dorada
- doradaany of several species of marine fish
Welsh merfog, gwrachen
- merfogany of several species of marine fish
- gwrachenany of several species of marine fish
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seabream. (n.d.). In WatkinsX Dictionary. Retrieved November 2, 2026, from https://dictionary.watkinsx.com/word/seabream
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