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10 Language-to-English Dictionariestordo
Pronunciation / Transliteration: ˈtuɾdu
"O tordo voou para longe."
Comprehensive Definitions & Senses
2 senses- 1
A small or medium-sized singing bird, typically with a brown back and spotted breast.
"We heard a song thrush singing beautifully in the oak tree." - 2
A fungal infection of the mouth or throat, typically caused by Candida albicans.
"The baby was treated for oral thrush."
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Linguistic Origin & Historical Etymology
Old English 'þrysce', of Germanic origin; related to Old High German 'droscala' and Old Norse 'þrǫstr'.
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10 Global Lexicons: How "Thrush" is said worldwide
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grive
Transliteration: griv
"Une grive chantait dans le jardin."
Drossel
Transliteration: drosəl
"Die Drossel sitzt auf dem Ast."
tordo
Transliteration: tordo
"Il tordo canta la mattina."
zorzal
Transliteration: θorˈsal
"El zorzal cantaba dulcemente."
tordo
Transliteration: ˈtuɾdu
"O tordo voou para longe."
थ्रश पक्षी
Transliteration: thraś pakṣī
Script: थ्रश
"पेड़ पर एक थ्रश पक्षी बैठा है।"
画眉
Transliteration: huàméi
"树枝上有一只画眉鸟。"
지빠귀
Transliteration: jipbagwi
"나무 위에서 지빠귀가 울고 있다."
ツグミ
Transliteration: tsugumi
"庭でツグミが鳴いている。"
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