08:28 Mar 6, 2004 |
German to Swedish translations [PRO] Cooking / Culinary | |||||||
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5 | smörfisk |
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5 | tejstefisk |
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smörfisk Explanation: heter den på svenska. Har jag ätit på resaurang. Googla smörfisk på svenska och du får mionst 136 träff. -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 2004-03-06 10:14:41 (GMT) -------------------------------------------------- Sven har rätt, det är komplext, många olika släkten av smörfisk. Se länken hos SLV: http://www.slv.se/upload/dokument/Lagstiftning/2000-2005/200... |
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tejstefisk Explanation: Butterfisch > Pholis fasciatus > Tejstefisk -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 1 hr 37 mins (2004-03-06 10:05:35 GMT) -------------------------------------------------- Hmmmm. This was more complicated than I thought. It seems that the word English \"butterfish\" is used for one specie (my answer) and a totally unrelated group of fishes (Jerker\'s answer). See http://hem.passagen.se/kent.andersson/Smorfisk.htm ! More context is needed to figure out which answer is the right one. Reference: http://www.dpc.dk/PolarPubs/Digital/Names/Fish.html Reference: http://www.bioresurs.uu.se/myller/quicktime/Teistefisk.html |
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