Fish in Portuguese is called: peixe. Source: a Portuguese person. According to merriam-webster: "alteration of earlier pamflet, probably from French pample, from Portuguese pampo". According to Dicionário Priberam da Língua Portuguesa (a reliable Portuguese online dictionary): "[Ictiologia] Peixe pelágico (Stromateus fiatola) da família dos estromateídeos, de corpo oval comprimido lateralmente, cor azulada ou acastanhada no dorso e prateada no ventre, com manchas longitudinais douradas nos flancos, encontrado em águas atlânticas e mediterrânicas. = PÂMPANO" So, basically a type of fish. Sorry, couldn't help myself. I can not let anyone think that pomfret relates to Portuguese word for fish.
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Fish in Portuguese is called: peixe. Source: a Portuguese person.
According to merriam-webster: "alteration of earlier pamflet, probably from French pample, from Portuguese pampo".
According to Dicionário Priberam da Língua Portuguesa (a reliable Portuguese online dictionary): "[Ictiologia] Peixe pelágico (Stromateus fiatola) da família dos estromateídeos, de corpo oval comprimido lateralmente, cor azulada ou acastanhada no dorso e prateada no ventre,
com manchas longitudinais douradas nos flancos, encontrado em águas atlânticas e mediterrânicas. = PÂMPANO"
So, basically a type of fish.
Sorry, couldn't help myself. I can not let anyone think that pomfret relates to Portuguese word for fish.
More episodes with Kanan and Rahul Subramanian (The OG Rahul : p) please!
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Portuguese man of war
Oppenheimer!
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