Parshas Hashavua
Shemos 7:10
ויהי לתנין
Rashi explains תנין =
נחש (snake)
The שפתי חכמים quotes from
the רד"ק
The word תנין when it's
on dry land it
is a snake and when it is in
water it is a fish.
In modern Hebrew, תנין means
a
crocodile or an alligator.
Here again,
it depends if it is on land
or in water.
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