ELOPS


Meaning of ELOPS in English

ˈeˌläps, ˈēˌ- noun

Etymology: Latin, from Greek ellops, elops, a fish; perhaps akin to Greek lepis scale — more at lepid-

1. plural elops or elopses obsolete : a marine animal sometimes identified as the sturgeon ; also : sea serpent

2. capitalized

[New Latin, from Latin]

: a genus (the type of the family Elopidae) of fishes of the order Isospondyli that are related to the tarpons and contain the ten-pounder ( E. saurus )

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