salmones
The American Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1910 · p. 28
pl. [Lat., pl. of salmo (q. v.).] Ichthy.: Salmon and Trout having teeth on the body, as well as on the head, of the vomer. The species are very numerous; among the chief are Salmo salar (the Salmon), S. trutta (Sea-trout or Salmon-trout), S. fario (Common Trout), S. leman us (the Lake Leman Trout), S. gal livens is (Galway Sea-trout), ferox (the great Lake-trout), S. achicus (the Gillaroo), S. levenensis (the Loch Leven Trout), and S. namaycush (the great Lake trout of North America). sălm-on-ět (lsilent).s. [Eng. salmon; dim in. suff.-et.] A little salmon, a samlet. săl-mon-Ic, adj. [Eng. salmon; -ic.] Derived from the salmon.
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