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Pronunciation / Transliteration: seongge
"제주도에서는 성게를 넣은 미역국을 자주 먹습니다."
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A small, spiny, globular sea animal that lives on the seabed.
"We spotted a colorful sea urchin hiding among the rocks in the tide pool."
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Linguistic Origin & Historical Etymology
Late Middle English: from 'sea' + 'urchin' (which formerly meant 'hedgehog', derived from Old French 'hiriçon' based on Latin 'ericius').
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10 Global Lexicons: How "Sea urchin" is said worldwide
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oursin
Transliteration: oursin
"Les oursins sont souvent consommés crus avec du citron."
Seeigel
Transliteration: Seeigel
"Beim Schwimmen im Meer muss man auf Seeigel aufpassen."
riccio di mare
Transliteration: riccio di mare
"Gli spaghetti ai ricci di mare sono un piatto tipico della cucina costiera."
erizo de mar
Transliteration: erizo de mar
"El erizo de mar tiene un caparazón cubierto de espinas."
ouriço-do-mar
Transliteration: ourico-do-mar
"O ouriço-do-mar é considerado uma iguaria em muitas regiões costeiras."
समुद्री साही
Transliteration: samudri sahi
"समुद्री साही समुद्र की तलहटी में रहती है।"
海胆
Transliteration: hǎidǎn
"新鲜的海胆味道非常鲜美。"
성게
Transliteration: seongge
"제주도에서는 성게를 넣은 미역국을 자주 먹습니다."
ウニ
Transliteration: uni
"寿司屋で新鮮なウニの握り注文した。"
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