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Harvesting the Sea in Southeastern Arabia : Volume 2: Comparative Lexicon of Fish and Other Marine Species.
- Format:
- Book
- Author/Creator:
- Morris, Miranda J.
- Series:
- Semitic Languages and Cultures Series
- Language:
- English
- Physical Description:
- 1 online resource (537 pages)
- Edition:
- 1st ed.
- Place of Publication:
- Cambridge, UK : Open Book Publishers, 2026.
- Contents:
- Intro
- Table of Contents
- Abbreviations and Symbols
- Maps
- Notes on Islands
- Phonological Inventories and Transcription
- Introduction
- Contributors by Language
- Notes on the Nature of the Data
- References
- Additional Resources
- Part I. Comparative Lexicon of Marine Species
- Organisation of the Comparative Lexicon
- Reference
- Comparative Lexicon
- General terms for 'fish'
- Cartilaginous fish
- sharks
- guitarfish and wedgefish
- sawfish
- stingrays and relatives
- electric rays
- skates
- Bony fish
- Acanthuridae: surgeonfish and unicornfish
- Albulidae: bonefish
- Anguillidae: freshwater eels
- Apogonidae: cardinalfish
- Ariidae: sea catfish
- Atherinidae: Old World silversides
- Aulostomidae: trumpetfish
- Balistidae: triggerfish
- Belonidae: needlefish
- Blenniidae: blennies
- Bramidae: pomfrets
- Caesionidae: fusiliers
- Carangidae: trevallies, scads, queenfish, runners, and pompanos
- Chaetodontidae: butterflyfish
- Chanidae: milkfish
- Chirocentridae: wolf herrings
- Cirrhitidae: hawkfish
- Clupeidae: herrings, shads, and sardines
- Coryphaenidae: dolphinfish
- Cyprinodontidae: pupfish
- Diodontidae: porcupinefish and burrfish
- Drepaneidae: sicklefish
- Echenidae: remora
- Elopidae: tenpounders and ladyfish
- Engraulidae: anchovies
- Ephippidae: spadefish and batfish
- Exocoetidae: flying fish
- Fistulariidae: cornetfish
- Gerreidae: mojarras
- Gobiidae: gobies
- Haemulidae: grunts
- Hemiramphidae: halfbeaks
- Holocentridae: squirrelfish and soldierfish
- Istiophoridae: sailfish and marlins
- Kuhliidae: flagtails
- Kyphosidae: sea chubs
- Labridae: wrasses
- Leiognathidae: ponyfish
- Lethrinidae: emperors
- Lutjanidae: snappers
- Megalopidae: tarpons
- Monacanthidae: filefish
- Monodactylidae: monos and moonyfish
- Mugilidae: mullets
- Mullidae: goatfish.
- Muraenidae: moray eels
- Nemipteridae: threadfin breams
- Ophichthidae: snake eels
- Opistognathidae: jawfish
- Ostraciidae: boxfish
- Oxudercidae: mudskippers
- Pempheridae: sweepers
- Platycephalidae: flatheads
- Plotosidae: eel catfish
- Polynemidae: threadfins
- Pomacanthidae: marine angelfish
- Pomacentridae: damselfish and clownfish
- Pomatomidae: bluefish
- Priacanthidae: bigeyes
- Pseudochromidae: dottybacks
- Rachycentridae: cobia
- Scaridae: parrotfish
- Sciaenidae: drums and croakers
- Scombridae: mackerels, tunas, and bonitos
- Scorpaenidae: scorpionfish
- Serranidae: groupers and anthias
- Siganidae: rabbitfish
- Sillaginidae: sillagos
- Soleidae: flatfish and soles / Bothidae: lefteye flounders
- Sparidae: porgies and seabreams
- Sphyraenidae: barracudas
- Stromateidae: butterfish
- Synanceiidae: stonefish
- Synodontidae: lizardfish
- Syngnathidae: seahorses, pipefish, and seadragons
- Terapontidae: grunters
- Tetraodontidae: pufferfish
- Tetrarogidae: waspfish
- Triacanthidae: tripodfish
- Trichiuridae: cutlassfish
- Triglidae: gurnards and sea robins
- Xiphiidae: swordfish
- Zanclidae: Moorish idol
- other bony fish
- Other marine organisms
- ceteceans: whales and dolphins
- sea turtles
- sea snakes
- crustaceans
- cephalopods: squid, octopus, and cuttlefish
- shellfish
- jellyfish
- corals
- echinoderms
- other invertebrates
- algae and seagrass
- Terminology associated with marine organisms
- Part II. Annotated Alphabetical Lexicon
- Purpose of the Alphabetical Lexicon
- Sections
- Transcription and Ordering of Entries
- Guide to the Descriptive Notes
- Literal Meaning
- Related Terms in Other Languages
- Geographic and Dialectal Diffusion
- Use as Trade Term
- Degree of Certainty of Identification
- Terms for Life Stages
- Sexual Differentiation
- Physical Appearance.
- Habitat, Seasonal Cycles, and Behaviour
- Harvesting Techniques
- Use as Bait
- Consumption as Food
- Other Uses
- Fish Types as Classified in the Language
- Historical and Cultural Accounts
- Synonyms and Related Fish Types
- Arabic Name
- Annotated Alphabetical Lexicon
- General Terms for 'Fish'
- Names for Fish and Other Marine Species
- Terminology Associated with Marine Organisms
- Appendix 1: Vernacular Fish Naming and Classification
- Linguistic Variation in Fish Names
- Naming Fish
- Classification
- Appendix 2: Fish Processing and Preparation
- Fish Processing
- māliḥ (all MSAL, ArD
- lit. 'salty') wet or dry salting
- Wet salting: filleting, segmenting, salting, and storage in container
- Dry salting of sharks: half-filleting, splitting, slashing, salting, washing, and sun-drying
- kánda (Sq) dry salting with most large fish: filleting, splitting, slashing, salting, drying in shade, washing, and sun-drying
- Dry salting with ṭānik~ṭarnīk (Sq) Indo-Pacific king mackerel: half-filleting, splitting, slashing, salting, and drying in shade
- ḳóśaˁ (Sq, Sh, H
- lit. 'dried') cooking, filleting, and sun-drying, or drying over fire, without salt
- ḳədīd~mə́ḳədid (Sq
- lit. 'in strips') filleting, slashing and sun-drying, typically uncooked, without salt
- ḥanīṭ (Sq, ArD) filleting, segmenting, boiling, skinning, and sun-drying
- máḳšid (Sq), maˁgīn (Sh, H, B), māgīn (M) dicing, drying, boiling, and preservation in rendered fat
- Fish-based Dishes
- marəḳ (all MSAL, cf. ArD maraq) sauce
- ˁarsi (B, ArD) cereal paste
- ˁaṣídət (Sh, H), āṣaydət (M) ˁaṣīdə (Sq, B), ˁaṣīdah (ArD) grain and butter oil paste
- ribīs (B, ArD), rīs (Sh) young shark paste
- ṣ́inṭ (H), ṣ́aynəṭ (M) preparation of sharks
- Reference.
- Notes:
- Description based on publisher supplied metadata and other sources.
- ISBN:
- 1-80511-939-7
- 1-80511-940-0
- OCLC:
- 1587461751
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