of fishes, fishermen, or fishing
also pis′ca·to·ry
Origin of piscatorial
Classical Latin piscatorius from piscator, fisherman from piscatus: see piscatologypiscatorial
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piscatorial
or pis·ca·to·ry
adjective
- Of or relating to fish or fishing.
- Involved in or dependent on fishing.
Origin of piscatorial
From Latin piscātōrius from piscātor fisherman from piscārī to fish from piscis fishRelated Forms:
- pis′ca·to′ri·al·ly
adverb
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