IPA: /ˈrɒtʃ/
KK: /rɑtʃ/
A tiny bird found in the Arctic regions, known for its small size and often seen in winter along the Atlantic coasts.
During the winter, we spotted a rotche flying over the icy waters.
This word originates from Old French *roche*, meaning rock or stone. It refers to a rocky or stony place.
Think of the Old French word for rock, 'roche', to remember that 'rotche' relates to a rocky or stony area.