Zeus faber
Definition
- Noun:
- A marine fish species: "Zeus faber" is the scientific name for a species of marine fish commonly known as the John Dory. It is characterized by a deep, laterally compressed body, a large dark spot on each side, and long spines on its dorsal fin.
Usage Examples
- Noun:
- The chef prepared a delicious dish using Zeus faber. (The chef prepared a delicious dish using John Dory.)
- We spotted a Zeus faber near the reef during our dive. (We spotted a John Dory near the reef during our dive.)
- Zeus faber is prized in many European cuisines. (John Dory is prized in many European cuisines.)
Advanced Usage
- In scientific or taxonomic contexts: The term "Zeus faber" is used formally to specify this particular species within the genus .
- The study focused on the migratory patterns of Zeus faber. (The study focused on the migratory patterns of John Dory.)
Variants and Related Words
- John Dory (n): The common name for Zeus faber.
- John Dory is also known as St. Peter's fish in some cultures.
- Dory (n): A general common name for fish of the family Zeidae, which includes Zeus faber.
- Several types of dory are found in deep waters.
Synonyms
- John Dory: The most frequent common name.
- St. Peter's fish: A folk name referencing the dark spot, said to be the fingerprint of Saint Peter.
Related Phrases
- As a food item: Often referenced by its common name in culinary contexts.
- Pan-fried John Dory with herbs.
Noun
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European dory
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