sea bass

See also: seabass

English

sea (attributive use) + bass (fish)

sea bass (plural sea bass or sea basses)

Any of various species of saltwater fish in various families, or a specimen thereof, in several families in order Perciformes

When the referent is multiple fish considered as individual specimens, the usual plural is the invariant sea bass, whereas sea basses predominates for plural senses referring to fishes of multiple species or to the entire category of sea basses collectively.

salt-water fish

Albanian: levrek (sq)
Bulgarian: лаврак (bg) (lavrak)
Catalan: llobarro (ca) m, llobina (ca) f, llop de mar (ca) m
Czech: mořčák evropský (cs), vlk mořský, mořský vlk (cs), okoun mořský
Dalmatian: branzain
Danish: bars (da), havbars, almindelig bars
Dutch: zeebars, europeze zeebars
Estonian: huntahven
Finnish: meribassi (fi)
French: bar (fr) m, bar commun (fr) m, bar européen m, loup (fr), loup de mer (fr), loubine (fr), perche de mer (fr)
Galician: robalo m, robaliza (gl) f
German: Seebarsch (de), Wolfsbarsch (de),
Greek: λαβράκι (el) (lavráki)
Hungarian: farkassügér
Irish: bas f, doingean mara m, doingean mara Eorpach m
Italian: branzino (it), spigola (it) f
Japanese: 鱸 (ja) (スズキ, suzuki), 鮬 (ja) (セイゴ, seigo)
Korean: 농어 (nong'eo)
Latvian: labraks f, jūrasasaris
Lithuanian: paprastasis vilkešeris
Maltese: spnott
Norwegian:
Bokmål: havabbor

Nynorsk: havåbor
Polish: labraks, moron (pl)
Portuguese: robalo (pt) m, robalo-legítimo, robalete
Russian: морско́й о́кунь m (morskój ókunʹ), лаврак (ru) (lavrak), обыкновенный лавра́к (obyknovennyj lavrák)
Slovene: brancin
Spanish: lubina
Swedish: havsabborre (sv)
Turkish: levrek (tr)
Venetian: baìcolo
Welsh: draenog y môr m

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