TANGARA MEXICANA MEXICANA

Meaning of TANGARA MEXICANA MEXICANA in English

TURQUOISE TANAGER

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TANGARA — [Other] The Yakut (Siberian) sky-god. He is the equivalent of Tangere, who is worshipped in the Altai Mountains.
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TANGARA MEXICANA TANGARA MEXICANA MEXICANA — Turquoise tanager
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MEXICANA AIRLINES — Spanish in full Cia. Mexicana De Aviacin, Sa (CMA) oldest airline in North America, founded in 1924 in Tampico, Mex., …
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TANGARA VIRIDICOLLIS TANGARA VIRIDICOLLIS VIRIDICOLLIS — silver-backed tanager
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TANGARA VELIA TANGARA VELIA VELIA — Opal-rumped tanager
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TANGARA VASSORII, TANGARA VASSORII VASSORII — blue-and-black tanager
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TANGARA RUFICERVIX TANGARA RUFICERVIX RUFICERVIX — golden-naped tanager
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TANGARA PARZUDAKII TANGARA PARZUDAKII PARZUDAKII — Flame-faced tanager
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TANGARA GYROLA, TANGARA GYROLA GYROLA — bay-headed tanager
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TANGARA CYANOTIS, TANGARA CYANOTIS CYANOTIS — blue-browed tanager
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TANGARA CYANOPTERA, TANGARA CYANOPTERA CYANOPTERA — black-headed tanager
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TANGARA CAYANA TANGARA CAYANA CAYANA — Burnished-buff tanager
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TANGARA ARTHUS TANGARA ARTHUS ARTHUS — golden tanager
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TEOSINTE — noun Etymology: Mexican Spanish, from Nahuatl teōcintli, from teōtl god + cintli dried ears of maize Date: circa 1877 a …
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TAMANDUA — noun Etymology: Portuguese tamanduá, from Tupi tamanuá, tamanduá Date: 1834 either of two arboreal anteaters ( Tamandua mexicana and T. …
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PSILOCYBIN — noun Etymology: New Latin Psilocybe, fungus genus + 1-in Date: 1958 a hallucinogenic indole C 12 H 17 N 2 …
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BLUEBIRD — noun Date: 1688 any of three small North American thrushes ( Sialia currucoides, S. mexicana, and S. sialis ) that …
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YAM — Any of several plant species of the genus Dioscorea (family Dioscoreaceae, or yam family), native to warmer regions of both …
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TEOSINTE — Tall, stout, annual grass ( Zea mexicana or Euchlaena mexicana ) of the family Poaceae (or Gramineae), native to Mexico. …
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BLUEBIRD — Any of three North American bird species (songbird genus Sialia ) of the chat - thrush group. The eastern bluebird …
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PSILOCYBIN — ˌsīləˈsībə̇n noun ( -s ) Etymology: International Scientific Vocabulary psilocyb- (from New Latin Psilocybe mexicana , fungus from which it …
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PSILOCIN — ˈsīləsə̇n noun ( -s ) Etymology: International Scientific Vocabulary psiloc- (from New Latin Psilocybe mexicana , fungus from which it …
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YELLOW POPPY — noun 1. : a prickly poppy ( Argemone mexicana ) 2. : celandine poppy
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WESTERN BLUEBIRD — noun : a bluebird ( Sialia mexicana occidentalis ) of western No. America that is typically more purplish than the …
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TEOSINTE — ˌtāəˈsintē noun also te·o·cen·tli -sentlē ; or te·o·cin·tle -sintlē ( -s ) Etymology: Nahuatl teocentli, from teotl god + centli …
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SONORA LAC — noun Usage: usually capitalized S : a substance that resembles lac, is secreted by a scale ( Tachardiella mexicana ) …
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SATIN GRASS — noun : any of several American grasses of the genus Muhlenbergia (as M. mexicana and M. racemosa )
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ROMERILLO — ˌrōməˈri(ˌ)lō noun ( -s ) Etymology: American Spanish, diminutive of romero rosemary, from Latin ros maris, literally, dew of the …
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ROCK CEDAR — noun : a juniper ( Juniperus mexicana ) of the southwestern United States and Mexico that closely resembles the red …
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PRICKLY POPPY — noun : a plant of the genus Argemone ; especially : an annual herb ( A. mexicana ) with large …
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PAPER-BAG BUSH — noun Etymology: from the phrase paper bag : a shrub ( Salazaria mexicana ) of the family Labiatae that occurs …
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NEW MEXICAN LOCUST — noun Usage: usually capitalized N&M : a thorny shrub or small tree ( Robinia mexicana ) of dry rocky uplands …
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MEXICAN ELM — noun Usage: usually capitalized M : a tropical American elm ( Ulmus mexicana ) that has heavy hard strong wood …
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KNOTROOT GRASS — noun : a No. American grass ( Muhlenbergia mexicana ) used as a soil binder and as hay
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BOTOGENIN — bōˈtäjənə̇n, ˌbäd.əˈjenə̇n noun ( -s ) Etymology: boto- (perhaps irregular from Spanish batata sweet potato) + -genin — more at …
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BIG-TREE PLUM — ˈ ̷ ̷ˌ ̷ ̷- noun : a small tree ( Prunus mexicana ) of the southeastern United States that is sometimes cultivated for …
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BANANA WATER LILY — noun : a yellow-flowered water lily ( Nymphaea mexicana ) having seeds that serve as feed for wild fowl especially …
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TEOSINTE — noun Etymology: Mexican Spanish, from Nahuatl teōcintli, from teōtl god + cintli dried ears of maize Date: circa 1877 : …
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TEOSINTE — [te.o.sin.te] n [MexSp, fr. Nahuatl teocintli, fr. teotl god + cintli dried ears of maize] (ca. 1877): a tall annual …
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TEOSINTE — (Zea mexicana or Euchlaena mexicana), tall, stout, annual grass of the family Poaceae, native to Mexico. Teosinte is related to …
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TEOSINTE — n. Tall, stout, annual grass ( Zea mexicana or Euchlaena mexicana ) of the family Poaceae (or Gramineae), native to …
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BLUEBIRD — n. Any of three North American bird species (songbird genus Sialia ) of the chat - thrush group. The eastern …
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TANGARA XANTHOGASTRA — yellow-bellied tanager
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TANGARA XANTHOCEPHALA — Saffron-crowned tanager
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TANGARA VITRIOLINA — Scrub tanager
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TANGARA VIRIDICOLLIS FULVIGULA — Tambillo tanager
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TANGARA VELIA CYANOMELAENA — silvery-breasted tanager
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TANGARA VASSORII BRANICKII — Tamiapampa tanager
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TANGARA VASSORII ATROCERULEA — buff-naped tanager
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TANGARA VARIA — Dotted tanager
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TANGARA SELEDON — green-headed tanager
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TANAGER — noun Etymology: New Latin tanagra, modification of Portuguese tangará, any of various birds of the suboscine family Pipridae, from Tupi …
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TANGARIDAE — tanˈgarəˌdē, taŋˈg- Etymology: New Latin, from Portuguese tangará tanager + New Latin -idae — more at tanager synonym of thraupidae
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TANAGER — ˈtanə̇jə(r), -nēj- noun ( -s ) Etymology: New Latin tanagra, from Portuguese tangará, from Tupi : any of numerous American …
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TANAGER — /tan"euh jeuhr/ , n. any of numerous songbirds of the New World family Thraupidae, the males of which are usually …
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TANAGER — noun Etymology: New Latin tanagra, modification of Portuguese tangará, any of various birds of the suboscine family Pipridae, from Tupi …
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TANAGER — [ 'tanədʒə ] ■ noun a brightly coloured American songbird of the bunting family. [Subfamily Thraupinae: numerous species.] Origin C17 …
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TANAGER — [tan.a.ger] n [NL tanagra, fr. Pg tangara, fr. Tupi] (1688): any of numerous chiefly tropical American oscine birds (family Thraupidae) …
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TANAGER — The structural colour of the superb tanager (Tangara fastuosa) is tyndall blue. any of numerous songbirds of New World forests …
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TANAGER — n. any small American bird of the subfamily Thraupinae, the male usu. having brightly-coloured plumage. [mod.L tanagra f. Tupi tangara]
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TANAGER — n. any small American bird of the subfamily Thraupinae, the male usu. having brightly-coloured plumage. [ mod.L tanagra f. Tupi …
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TANAGER — n. any small American bird of the subfamily Thraupinae, the male usu. having brightly-coloured plumage. Etymology: mod.L tanagra f. Tupi …
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