rudd
word
Definition
A rudd is a freshwater fish with a deep body and reddish fins, found mainly in Europe and Asia.
Usage & Nuances
"Rudd" is mainly used in scientific, fishing, or wildlife contexts. It's not commonly known outside these fields. Do not confuse with the surname 'Rudd' (e.g., actor Paul Rudd). When discussing common fish, 'rudd' specifically refers to this European species.
Spanish: rutilo (pez)Portuguese (BR): rudd (peixe)Portuguese (PT): rudd (peixe)Chinese (Simplified): 罗奇鱼Chinese (Traditional): 羅奇魚Hindi: रड (मछली)Arabic: سمك رود
Example Sentences
The rudd swims in the lake near my house.
basic
A rudd has red fins and shiny scales.
basic
We saw a school of rudd near the riverbank.
basic
Anglers love catching rudd because they're quick and put up a fight.
natural
You can spot rudd glimmering just below the water’s surface on sunny days.
natural
I had never heard of a rudd until I visited a fishing museum in Denmark.
natural