Warbler: meaning, definitions and examples
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warbler
[ ˈwɔːblər ]
bird species
A small, often brightly colored songbird of the New World, known for its melodious song and distinctive markings.
Synonyms
Examples of usage
- The warbler flitted from branch to branch, filling the forest with its beautiful song.
- I woke up to the sound of a warbler outside my window, serenading me with its sweet melody.
Translations
Translations of the word "warbler" in other languages:
🇵🇹 warbler
🇮🇳 गायकी करने वाला पक्षी
🇩🇪 Gesangsvogel
🇮🇩 burung penyanyi
🇺🇦 соловейко
🇵🇱 śpiewak
🇯🇵 ウグイス
🇫🇷 rossignol
🇪🇸 ruiseñor
🇹🇷 şarkıcı kuş
🇰🇷 노래새
🇸🇦 عصفور مغرد
🇨🇿 zpevný pták
🇸🇰 spevák
🇨🇳 鸣鸟
🇸🇮 pevka
🇮🇸 söngfugl
🇰🇿 әнші құс
🇬🇪 მღერის ფრინველი
🇦🇿 musiqi quş
🇲🇽 ruiseñor
Word origin
The term 'warbler' originated from the Old English word 'weorbling', which referred to a bird that warbled or sang melodiously. Over time, the word evolved to specifically describe the small, melodious songbirds we know today as warblers. These birds are beloved for their beautiful songs and vibrant colors, making them a favorite among birdwatchers and nature enthusiasts.
See also: warbling.