noun · Animals

lark

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The meaning (definition) of the word lark

a small brown bird that sings sweetly in the morning

The word lark used in a sentence

“I heard a lark singing early in the morning.”

How the word lark is said around the world

Frenchalouette (ah-loo-WET)
Spanishalondra (ah-LON-drah)
Mandarin云雀 (yween chweh)
Hindiलार्क चिड़िया (laark chi-RI-yaa)
Arabicقُبَّرَة (KUB-ba-rah)
Russianжаворонок (zhah-vuh-RAH-nuhk)
Portuguese (EU)cotovia (koo-too-VEE-uh)
Portuguese (BR)cotovia (koh-too-VEE-ah)
Japaneseヒバリ (hee-BAH-ree)
GermanLerche (LEHR-khuh)
Urduلارک (LAARK)
Punjabiਲਾਰਕ (lahrk)
Korean종달새 (johng-DAHL-seh)
Hebrewעפרוני (oh-froh-NEE)
Greekκορυδαλλός (koh-ree-thah-LOHS)
Dutchleeuwerik (LAY-oo-uh-rik)
Tagalogalondra (ah-LOHN-drah)
Vietnamesechim sơn ca (cheem suhn KAH)
Turkishtarla kuşu (TAR-lah koo-SHOO)
Persianچکاوک (cha-ka-VAK)
Polishskowronek (sko-VROH-nek)
Ukrainianжайворонок (ZHY-vo-ro-nok)
Bengaliলার্ক পাখি (LARK PA-khee)
Swedishlärka (LAIR-kah)
Italianallodola (ahl-LOH-doh-lah)

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