What does urriði in Icelandic mean?

What is the meaning of the word urriði in Icelandic? The article explains the full meaning, pronunciation along with bilingual examples and instructions on how to use urriði in Icelandic.

The word urriði in Icelandic means sea trout, Brown Trout. To learn more, please see the details below.

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Meaning of the word urriði

sea trout

noun

Brown Trout

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Einnig er í vatninu urriði og áll.

It also floats in the sea and is constantly moving.

Meginmarkmið verkefnisins er að lýsa óðals- og fæðuatferli þeirra þriggja tegunda laxfiska (lax, urriði, bleikja) sem finnast á Íslandi, á fyrsta sumri í lífi þeirra (á 0+ aldri), og að athuga hvernig þetta atferli er háð fæðuframboði.

The goal of this project is to describe the territorial behaviour and foraging mode of the three salmonid species found in Icelandic streams, over their first summer (age = 0+), and examine how this behaviour is affected by prey abundance.

Sá urriði sem veiðst hefur í þessum rannsóknum virðist vera staðbundinn, þ.e. dvelur alla sína ævi í fersku vatni og gengur ekki til sjávar.

All the brown trout caught in these experiments has turned out to be local that is spends its lifetime in fresh water instead of migrating to sea.

Alls veiddust í ánum 64 laxar, 1.380 bleikjur og 91 urriði.

The total catch was 64 salmon, 1,380 char and 91 brown trout.

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