sardina
- A small, oily fish commonly found in the Mediterranean Sea, often preserved in cans and used as food. nounThe chef prepared a delicious dish using fresh sardina from the local market.Canned sardina is a popular ingredient in many Mediterranean recipes.
- A term used in some regions to refer to a sardine, which is a small, silvery fish belonging to the herring family. nounFishermen caught a large haul of sardina early in the morning.Sardina are often grilled and served with lemon and herbs.