Definition
A type of small fish with an eel-like body, belonging to the family Zoarcidae, found in cold ocean waters.
Etymology
From 'eel' and 'pout' (from Middle English 'pouten' meaning to pout or stick out). Named for its protruding lips or sullen appearance combined with eel-like form.
Kelly Says
Eelpouts live in the deepest, coldest parts of the ocean where they're nearly invisible to science, yet they're so abundant that they might be the most numerous fish on Earth by weight.
Translations
CACatalà
llenguado
len-goo-AH-doh
CSČeština
ploskář
plos-ka-ř
DEDeutsch
Flounder
FLOO-ndər
ELΕλληνικά
σκορπύς
skor-pis
ESEspañol
lenguado
len-goo-AH-doh
FRFrançais
loup de mer
loo duh mer
IDBahasa Indonesia
ikan lele
ee-kan le-le
ITItaliano
frittura
free-TOO-rah
MSBahasa Melayu
ikan
ee-kan
NLNederlands
kabeljauw
ka-bel-jow
PLPolski
flounder
FLOUN-der
PTPortuguês
lenguado
len-goo-AH-doh
RUРусский
морской окунь
mor-skoy o-koon
SWKiswahili
samaki
sa-ma-kee
TRTürkçe
kılıç balığı
kil-ich ba-li-gee
UKУкраїнська
морський окунь
mor-skoy o-koon
VITiếng Việt
cá thu
cah thu
ZUZU
isidlwane
ee-si-dl-wa-neh