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tridacna

 

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Noun tridacna has 1 sense
  1. Tridacna, genus Tridacna - type genus of the family Tridacnidae: giant clams
    --1 is a kind of mollusk genus
    --1 is a member of Tridacnidae, family Tridacnidae
    --1 has members: giant clam, Tridacna gigas

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Tridacna Dictionary

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Noun: Tridacna

1. A genus of large, marine clams that belong to the family Tridacnidae and are commonly found in coral reefs.

Example sentence: The tridacna clam is one of the largest bivalves in the world.

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Adjective: Tridacna

1. Relating to or characteristic of the tridacna clams.

Example sentence: The tridacna shell collection featured various sizes and colors.

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Noun: Tridacna

1. A white or creamy substance obtained from the shells of tridacna clams, used for making jewelry and decorative items.

Example sentence: She wore a beautiful necklace made of tridacna.

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Adjective: Tridacna

1. Made of or resembling tridacna.

Example sentence: The tridacna-inspired necklace had a stunning design.

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Noun: tridacna (Local Term)

1. A type of giant clam that is commonly found in local waters and is known for its culinary and medicinal uses.

Example sentence: The local fishermen harvested tridacna clams for their delicious meat.

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