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Meaning of ibis
A large wading bird with a long curved beak.
Etymology of ibis
The word "ibis" comes from the Latin term for the bird, which was derived from the Greek word "íbis", referring to a type of curved-beaked bird.
The term has been used in English since the 15th century to describe various species of large wading birds with curved beaks.
Synonyms
heron
egret
spoonbill
stork
flamingo
crane
avocet
curlew
godwit
sandpiper
plover
oystercatcher
hawk
eagle
falcon
bird
waterbird
wader
shorebird
migratory bird
aquatic bird
large bird
exotic bird
colorful bird
tropical bird
wild bird
flying bird
soaring bird
gliding bird
diving bird
foraging bird
pecking bird
probing bird
fishing bird
carnivorous bird
omnivorous bird
insectivorous bird
herbivorous bird
Definitions
- A large wading bird with a long, curved beak, typically found near water and characterized by its distinctive shape and feeding habits.
- * A symbol or representation of the bird, often used in art, literature, or culture to convey specific meanings or themes.
Usage Examples
- The ibis is a common sight in wetlands and coastal areas, where it can be seen wading in the shallow water in search of food.
- * The ancient Egyptians revered the ibis as a sacred animal, often depicting it in art and literature as a symbol of wisdom and fertility.