ruffe

English

a ruffe (Gymnocephalus cernua)

Etymology

From ruff, referring to the dorsal spines.

Noun

ruffe (plural ruffes)

Gymnocephalus cernua, a small Eurasian freshwater fish.
Other species in the same genus.

Synonyms

ruff, pope
(G. cernua) Eurasian ruffe

Derived terms

sea ruffe

Translations

fish of the genus Gymnocephalus

Belarusian: джгір m (džhir)
Bulgarian: бопан m (bopan), ропец m (ropec)
Czech: ježdík (cs) m
Estonian: kiisk (et)
Finnish: kiiski (fi)
French: grémille (fr) f
German: Kaulbarsch (de) m
Greek: περκάκι n (perkáki)
Hungarian: durbincs (hu)
Ingrian: joršši, kiiski
Italian: acerina (it) f
Kashubian: jôżdż
Latgalian: keiss
Latvian: ķīsis
Luxembourgish: Steepiisch f
Polish: jazgarz (pl) m
Russian: ёрш (ru) m (jorš)
Sami:
Kildin Sami: ёаҏҏьш (jår̥r̥’š)
Swedish: gärs (sv) c, snorgärs (sv) c, gers (sv) c
Ukrainian: йорж (jorž)
Votic: joršši

References

ruffe on Wikipedia.Wikipedia
Gymnocephalus cernua on Wikispecies.Wikispecies

Middle English

Noun

ruffe

Alternative form of rof

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