τρίγλη
Mullus barbatus
#nm_0373📍 Ancient Greece
- Language
- Ancient Greek
- Transliteration
- trigle
- IPA
- /trí.ɡlɛː/
From τρίζω trízō (to crackle, creak) ↳ Named for the grunting sound the fish makes from friction of the gill-cover bones when taken out of the water
Often confused with tekir. Varieties: kaya barbunu (rock), kum barbunu (sand), ot barbunu (grass), paşa barbunu (pasha).
Alternates: Μπαρμπούνι (Greece)