Definition of gwyniad in English:

gwyniad

noun ˈɡwɪnɪad

Early 17th century: Welsh, from gwyn 'white'.

单词	gwyniad
释义	Definition of gwyniad in English: gwyniad noun ˈɡwɪnɪad A powan (fish) of a variety occurring only in Bala Lake in North Wales. Example sentencesExamples The gwyniad, which dates back to the Ice Age and is described as similar to a herring, lives in Llyn Tegid near Bala. Raw trout or gwyniad are layered in a container of salt and sugar. Basically, the gwyniad was left behind when the Ice Age ended and has been lake-locked at Bala ever since. This small, aggressive fish congregates around the gwyniad spawning areas and eats the eggs and young fish. The lake is inhabited by the gwyniad, a white fish of the salmon family unique to Llyn Tegid. Origin Early 17th century: Welsh, from gwyn 'white'.
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