Definition
Definition of sild - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun, plural
seafood tradeRare UK young herring, sometimes packed like sardines, especially in ScandinaviaRare UK
- In Sweden, sild is often sold in tins like sardines.
- The market stall offered freshly pickled sild in glass jars.
- He ordered rye bread topped with smoked sild and onions.
Origin of sild
Norwegian, sild (herring)
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- French:jeune hareng, ...
- German:junger Hering, ...
- Italian:aringa giovane, ...
- Spanish:arenque joven, ...
- Portuguese:arenque jovem conservado como sardinha, ...
- Chinese:幼鲱鱼, ...
- Japanese:若いニシン, ...
- Arabic:رَنكة صَغيرة مُعَلَّبة مِثل السَّردين, ...
- Hebrew:סִילְד, ...
- Russian:молодая сельдь, ...
- Ukrainian:молода оселедець, ...
- Hindi:युवा हेरिंग, ...
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