Roe (noun)

1. The eggs or reproductive cells of female fish, especially salmon and sturgeon.
2. The eggs or reproductive cells of other animals, especially reptiles and insects.

Origin:

From middle english ro, from old english rā.

Examples:

1. The caviar was made from the roe of sturgeon caught in the Caspian Sea.
2. Some species of fish are prized for their delicious roe, which is often harvested and consumed as a delicacy.
3. The roe of a female lobster is considered a prized food item in many cultures.
4. Scientists study the roe of certain fish species to learn more about their reproductive biology.
5. The roe of the snake was carefully collected and studied to understand its potential as a food source.