IPA: /ˈtuː.nə/
KK: /ˈtunə/
A type of large fish that lives in the ocean and is often used for food, especially in canned form.
I made a delicious salad with canned tuna and vegetables.
The word 'tuna' originates from Latin 'thunnus', which means a type of fish, specifically referring to the tuna species. It is derived from the Greek 'thynnos', which also refers to the same fish. The term has been adopted into English to denote this particular marine fish known for its size and culinary value.
Think of the Latin 'thunnus' and Greek 'thynnos' to remember that 'tuna' refers to a specific type of fish.