IPA: /ˈtɔːtɔːg/
KK: /tɔːˈtɔːg/
A type of fish that is commonly found in the Atlantic Ocean, known for its firm, white flesh and often caught for food.
The fisherman caught a tautaug during his trip to the ocean.
This word originates from the Native American language of the Tlingit people, meaning a type of fish, specifically the salmon. The term 'tautaug' refers to a specific species of fish found in the waters of the Pacific Northwest.
Think of the Tlingit word for a type of fish, which helps you remember that 'tautaug' refers to a specific kind of salmon.
No commonly confused words.