IPA: /ɪkˈθiːəˌfæɡəs/
KK: /ɪkˌθiːəˈfæɡəs/
Describing an organism that feeds on fish as its primary source of food.
The ichthyophagous birds dive into the water to catch their meals.
Ichthyophagous is formed from "ichthys" (ἰχθύς) (meaning fish) and "phagein" (φαγείν) (meaning to eat). The word describes something that eats fish, hence referring to fish-eating organisms.
Think of 'ichthys' meaning fish and 'phagein' meaning to eat — this helps you remember that ichthyophagous refers to something that eats fish.