Bird (noun)
Definition
We can define a bird as a warm-blooded and feathered vertebrate belonging to the class Aves. Birds typically have beaks, wings, and lay hard-shelled eggs. They are characterized by their ability to fly (although some species are flightless) and are found in a wide range of habitats worldwide.
Etymology
The word “bird” can be traced back to the Old English word “brid,” which is related to the Old High German word “brut” and Old Norse word “fugl.” These roots likely originated from imitative sounds that birds make.
Synonyms
- Avian creature
- Feathered creature
- Fowl
- Winged creature
- Songbird
- Raptor
- Waterfowl
- Poultry
- Ornithological specimen
- Aves
Antonyms
- Mammal
- Reptile
- Amphibian
- Fish
- Invertebrate
- Arthropod
- Plant
- Mineral
- Non-living
- Inanimate
Example
“The robin built its nest on a tree branch, and the bird’s melodious song filled the air.”
FAQs(Frequently Asked Questions)
What is the pronoun for birds?
The pronoun used for birds is typically “it.” However, if the gender of a specific bird is known or relevant in the context, the pronouns “he” or “she” can be used accordingly.
Is a bird a noun or a pronoun?
A bird is a noun. It refers to a specific type of animal, specifically a warm-blooded, feathered vertebrate belonging to the class Aves.
Which pronoun is used for animals and birds?
The pronoun “it” is commonly used for animals and birds when their gender is not specified or when gender-neutral language is preferred.
What type of noun is a bird?
A bird is a common noun.
How do you use the bird in a sentence noun?
“He has a colorful bird that sang a beautiful melody.”\
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