Bird

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1 English 1.1 Pronunciation 1.2 Noun 1.2.1 Translations 1.3 External link 1.4 See also

English

1. the common name for the class of animals Aves in the phylum chordata, characterized by being warm-blooded, having feathers, wings usually capable of flight, and laying eggs; any member of that class. (Wikipedia article)

   Ducks and Sparrows are birds.

2. a colloquial description for a girl or a woman.

   Who's that bird?

3. time spent in prison (slang)

   He's doing bird

• Basque: txori (1)
• Breton: labous m -ed, evn m -ed (1), polez f -i (2)
• Bosnian: ptica f
• Bulgarian: птица f (1), момиче n (2)
• Catalan: au m (1 taxonomic group), ocell m (1 flying birds), noia f (2)
• Chinese: 鳥, 鳥類, 雀, 雀鳥
• Croatian: ptica f
• Czech: pták m
• Dutch: vogel m (1), griet f (2)
• Esperanto: birdo (1), bubino f (2)
• Finnish: lintu (1), tipu (2)
• French: oiseau m (1), poule f (2), nana f (2), gonzesse f (2)
• Frisian: fûgel (1)
• German: Vogel m (1), Schnepfe f (2)
• Greek: πουλί, πτηνό
• Guaraní: guyra (1); kuña (2)
• Hungarian: madár (1)
• Indonesian: burung (1), cewek (2)
• Interlingua: ave (1), femina (2)
• Italian: uccello m (1), moglie f (2)
• Japanese: 鳥 (とり, tori) (1)
• KiSwahili: ndege
• Korean: 새 (sae) (1)
• Latin: avis -is (1)
• Mongolian: шувуу (shuvuu)
• Norwegian: fugl m (1)
• Polish: ptak m (1)
• Portuguese: pássaro m (1), ave f (1), Port. rapariga f (2), Bras. moça f
• Romanian: pasăre f
• Russian: птицa f
• Serbian: птицa f
• Slovak: vták m
• Spanish: pájaro m (1), ave f (1), muchacha f (2)
• Swedish: fågel c (1), brud c (2)
• Tok Pisin: pisin (1), meri (2)
• Tupinambá: gûyrá (1); kunhã (2)
• Volapük: böd (1), vom f (2)