IPA: //vɛnˈdeɪs//
KK: /vɛnˈdeɪs/
A type of small whitefish found in certain lakes in England and Scotland.
The vendace is known for its delicate flavor and is often sought after by anglers.
Vendace is derived from the Scottish Gaelic word 'fendais', which refers to a type of freshwater fish, specifically a species of whitefish found in Scotland. The term has been adopted into English to denote this particular fish.
Think of the Scottish word 'fendais' that refers to a specific type of fish — this helps you remember that 'vendace' is a name for that freshwater fish.