MERGANSER


Meaning of MERGANSER in English

n.

Pronunciation: ( ˌ )m ə r- ' gan(t)-s ə r

Function: noun

Etymology: New Latin, from Latin mergus, a waterfowl (fr. mergere ) + anser goose ― more at GOOSE

Date: 1668

: any of various fish-eating diving ducks (esp. genus Mergus ) with a slender bill hooked at the end and serrated along the margins and usually a crested head

merganser

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