Haileutic (adj)
hal-ee-et-ik
Of or relating to fishing
Late Latin halieuticus, from Greek halieutikos, from (assumed) halieutos verbal of halieuein to fish, from hals salt, sea) + -ikos -ic
Example sentences
“He loved the outdoor life but was more about the haileutic hobbies than anything more active.”
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