bird
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The meaning (definition) of the word bird
a feathered animal with wings that can fly and sing
The word bird used in a sentence
“The bird sang a song and flew high in the sky.”
The plural of the word bird
birds
How the word bird is said around the world
| French | oiseau (wahzoh) |
| Spanish | pájaro (pahkhahroh) |
| Mandarin | 鸟 (niǎo) |
| Hindi | चिड़िया (kyiriyah) |
| Arabic | طائر (tyr) |
| Russian | птица (ptitsa) |
| Portuguese (EU) | pássaro (pahsuhruu) |
| Portuguese (BR) | pássaro (pahsaruu) |
| Japanese | 鳥 (tori) |
| German | Vogel (fohguhl) |
| Urdu | پرندہ (pahrindah) |
| Punjabi | ਪੰਛੀ (punkyee) |
| Korean | 새 (sae) |
| Hebrew | צִפּוֹר (tseepohr) |
| Greek | πουλί (pouli) |
| Dutch | vogel (vohghuhl) |
| Tagalog | ibon (eebohn) |
| Vietnamese | chim (cheem) |
| Turkish | kuş (kuush) |
| Persian | پرنده (pahrahnday) |
| Polish | ptak (ptahk) |
| Ukrainian | птах (ptakh) |
| Bengali | পাখি (pahkee) |
| Swedish | fågel (fohyuhl) |
| Italian | uccello (uuchelloh) |
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