pollan
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A small freshwater fish that lives in some Irish lakes
- noun
- Irish
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pollan
- The pollan is found mainly in Lough Neagh and a few other Irish lakes.
Examples
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Local fishermen prize the delicate flavor of the pollan they catch each year.
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Efforts are being made to protect the endangered pollan population in Ireland.
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The pollan is a unique fish found in Irish lakes.
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Have you ever tasted pollan from Lough Neagh?
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The pollan is found mainly in Lough Neagh and a few other Irish lakes.
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Local fishermen prize the delicate flavor of the pollan they catch each year.
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Efforts are being made to protect the endangered pollan population in Ireland.
Surface Forms
Etymology
Pollan comes from the Irish word pollán, the local name for a 'small freshwater fish'. So pollan today refers to that native whitefish found in some Irish lakes.