"マジェランアイナメ" meaning in Japanese

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Noun

IPA: [ma̠ʑe̞ɾã̠ɰ̃a̠ina̠me̞] Forms: majeran ainame [romanization]
Etymology: Compound of マジェラン (majeran, “Magellanic”) + アイナメ (ainame, “greenling”). Etymology templates: {{ja-compound|マジェラン||アイナメ||t1=Magellanic|t2=greenling}} マジェラン (majeran, “Magellanic”) + アイナメ (ainame, “greenling”) Head templates: {{ja-noun|マジェラン アイナメ}} マジェランアイナメ • (majeran ainame)
  1. Patagonian toothfish (Dissostichus eleginoides); Chilean sea bass Wikipedia link: ja:マジェランアイナメ Categories (lifeform): Fish Synonyms: メロ (english: mero), 銀ムツ (english: ginmutsu), チリアンシーバス (english: chirian shī basu), マゼランアイナメ (mazeran ainame)
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          "ref": "2019 January 23, “Nihon kara kietsutsu aru umai sakana [Great fish continue to disappear from Japan]”, in Umi to inochi no mirai o tsukuru:",
          "roman": "Izen wa “ginmutsu” no namae de urarete-ita sakana de, seishiki na wamei wa “majeran ainame” moshiku wa “raigyo damashi” to ii, nankyoku kinpen ni seisoku suru notosenia no nakama no shiromizakana desu.",
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          "text": "以前は「銀ムツ」の名前で売られていた魚で、正式な和名は「マジェランアイナメ」もしくは「ライギョダマシ」といい、南極近辺に生息するノトセニアの仲間の白身魚です。",
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          "english": "ginmutsu",
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