ibis
The meaning (definition) of the word ibis
a wading bird with a long curvy beak
The word ibis used in a sentence
“The ibis bird walked by the river looking for fish.”
Words that mean the same as ibis (synonyms)
bird
The plural of the word ibis
ibises
How the word ibis is said around the world
| French | ibis (eebee) |
| Spanish | ibis (eevees) |
| Mandarin | 朱鹭 (zhū lù) |
| Hindi | एक प्रकार की पक्षी (ayk pruhkahr kee pukshee) |
| Arabic | أبو منجل (ahboo meenjahl) |
| Russian | ибис (ibis) |
| Portuguese (EU) | íbis (eebeesh) |
| Portuguese (BR) | íbis (eebees) |
| Japanese | トキ (toki) |
| German | Ibis (eebis) |
| Urdu | آئبس (eyebuhs) |
| Punjabi | ਆਈਬਿਸ (eyebis) |
| Korean | 따오기 (ddaogi) |
| Hebrew | מַגלָן (mahglahnuh) |
| Greek | ίβης (ibes) |
| Dutch | ibis (eebis) |
| Tagalog | ibis (eebees) |
| Vietnamese | chim ibis (cheem eyebis) |
| Turkish | ibis (eebis) |
| Persian | ایبیس (eebees) |
| Polish | ibis (eebyees) |
| Ukrainian | ібіс (ibis) |
| Bengali | আইবিস (eyebeesh) |
| Swedish | ibis (eebees) |
| Italian | ibis (eebees) |
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