Herring (noun)

1. A common marine fish of the herring family, typically found in the North Atlantic and North Sea.
2. The flesh of a herring used as food.

Origin:

The word "herring" comes from the old english word "here" which means "a group of fish." it is used in the 9th century to describe a common marine fish of the herring family.

Examples:

1. The herring is a popular food source in many countries.
2. The fisherman caught a large number of herrings.
3. The herring is a type of oily fish that is rich in omega-3 fatty acids.
4. Herring is often pickled or smoked for preservation.
5. The herring is a small, silvery fish that swims in schools.