PARULIDAE

Meaning of PARULIDAE in English

pəˈrüləˌdē noun plural

Usage: capitalized

Etymology: New Latin, from Parula, type genus + -idae

: a family of small bright-colored passerine birds containing the American warblers — see wood warbler

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PARULIDAE — the songbird family of birds, order Passeriformes, consisting of the woodwarblers and bananaquits. The Parulidae comprise about 119 species of …
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PARULIDAE — Old World warblers
Animal names in Latin and English vocab
WATERTHRUSH — noun Date: circa 1813 either of two North American warblers ( Seiurus noveboracensis and S. motacilla of the family Parulidae) …
Толковый словарь английского языка - Merriam Webster
WARBLER — noun Date: circa 1611 one that warbles ; singer , songster , 2. any of numerous small chiefly Old World …
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REDSTART — noun Etymology: red + obsolete start handle, tail Date: circa 1570 a small Old World songbird ( Phoenicurus phoenicurus of …
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PROTHONOTARY WARBLER — noun Date: 1783 a large eastern North American warbler ( Protonotaria citrea of the family Parulidae) of wooded swamps that …
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WOOD WARBLER — Any of about 120 species of lively North and Central American songbirds in the family Parulidae. Wood warblers superficially resemble …
Английский словарь Британика
WARBLER — Any songbird of almost 350 Old World species (family Sylviidae) or about 120 New World species (family Parulidae, see wood …
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REDSTART — Any of about 11 species of Old World chat-thrushes (see chat ) in the genus Phoenicurus (family Turdidae) or about …
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CHAT — I Any of several species of songbird named for their harsh, chattering notes. True chats (chat-thrushes) make up a major …
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SYLVICOLINE — I. silˈvikəˌlīn, -_lə̇n adjective Etymology: New Latin Sylvicola + English -ine : of or relating to the Parulidae II. noun …
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PARULID — I. ˈpar(y)ələ̇d, pəˈrül- adjective Etymology: New Latin Parulidae : of or relating to the Parulidae II. noun ( -s ) …
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CHAT — I. ˈchat, usu -ad.+V noun ( -s ) Etymology: Middle English chatte catkin, from Middle French, literally, female cat, from …
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WARBLER — -blə(r) noun ( -s ) Etymology: warble (III) + -er 1. : one that warbles : singer , songster 2. …
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SYLVICOLIDAE — ˌsilvēˈkäləˌdē Etymology: New Latin, from Sylvicola, type genus (from Latin, adjective, inhabiting the forest, from silvi-, sylvi- — from silva, …
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PARULA — ˈpar(y)ələ noun Usage: capitalized Etymology: New Latin, from Latin parus titmouse + -ula : the type genus of Parulidae including …
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MNIOTILTIDAE — ˌnīəˈtiltəˌdē Etymology: New Latin, from Mniotilta, genus of warblers (from Greek mnion moss, seaweed + tiltos plucked, verbal of tillein …
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DENDROICA — denˈdrȯikə noun Usage: capitalized Etymology: New Latin, from dendr- + -oica (from Greek oikos house, dwelling place) — more at …
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COMPSOTHLYPIDAE — ˌkämpsəthˈlipəˌdē Etymology: New Latin, from Compsothlypis, genus of passerine birds + -idae synonym of parulidae
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WARBLER — /wawr"bleuhr/ , n. 1. any of several small, chiefly Old World songbirds of the subfamily Sylviidae. Cf. blackcap (def. 1), …
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WATERTHRUSH — noun Date: circa 1813 : either of two North American warblers ( Seiurus noveboracensis and S. motacilla of the family …
Merriam-Webster's Collegiate English vocabulary
WARBLER — noun Date: circa 1611 1. : one that warbles : singer , songster 2. a. : any of numerous small …
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REDSTART — noun Etymology: red + obsolete start handle, tail Date: circa 1570 1. : a small Old World songbird ( Phoenicurus …
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PROTHONOTARY WARBLER — Date: 1783 : a large eastern North American warbler ( Protonotaria citrea of the family Parulidae) of wooded swamps that …
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WOOD WARBLER — ■ noun 1》 a yellow-breasted warbler found in woodland, with a trilling song. [ Phylloscopus sibilatrix .] 2》 any of …
Concise Oxford English vocab
WARBLER — ■ noun 1》 a small, active songbird, typically living in trees and bushes and having a warbling song. [Many species, …
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WARBLER — [war.bler] n (1611) 1: one that warbles: singer, songster 2. a: any of numerous small Old World oscine birds (family …
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REDSTART — [red.start] n [red + obs. start handle, tail] (ca. 1570) 1: a small Old World songbird (Phoenicurus phoenicurus of the …
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WRENTHRUSH — (Zeledonia coronata), bird of the rain forests of Costa Rica and Panama. It resembles the wren in size (11 cm, …
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WARBLER — any of various species of small songbirds belonging to either the family Sylviidae (sometimes considered a subfamily, Sylviinae, of the …
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HONEYCREEPER — any of the tropical American birds of the subfamily Coerebinae, family Emberizidae. Birds of the Hawaiian honeycreeper (q.v.) group constitute …
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