What does KELTS mean?

kelts

Parts of Speech: Noun

Definitions:

1. A young salmon after it has spawned, especially a male salmon.
2. The skin of a salmon after it has spawned or been caught.

Pronunciations:

• US: /kɛlts/
• UK: /kɛlts/

Origin and Usage:

The word "kelts" originated from the Middle English word "kelte," which means "a young salmon." The word is still commonly used today to refer to a young salmon after it has spawned, especially a male salmon. It is also used to refer to the skin of a salmon after it has spawned or been caught.

Synonyms:

• Smolt
• Parr

Related Words:

• Salmo
• Amole
• Smelt
• Motel
• Stole

Example Sentences:

1. The fishermen caught several kelts during their trip.
2. The kelts skin was slimy and covered in scales.