gecko
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Noun — A small lizard, often nocturnal, known for its large eyes and its ability to climb smooth vertical surfaces.
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Etymology
Believed to have entered English via Dutch gekko, ultimately imitating the clicking or chirping sound the lizard makes.
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What does “gecko” mean?
The word “gecko” means a small lizard, often nocturnal, known for its large eyes and its ability to climb smooth vertical surfaces. In plain terms, a small lizard famous for climbing walls and ceilings.
How do you pronounce “gecko”?
“Gecko” is pronounced GEHK-oh (/ˈɡɛk.oʊ/ in IPA).
How do you use “gecko” in a sentence?
Here is “gecko” used in a sentence: “A gecko clung to the ceiling near the porch light.”
What part of speech is “gecko”?
“Gecko” is a noun.
Where does the word “gecko” come from?
The word “gecko” comes from Dutch. Believed to have entered English via Dutch gekko, ultimately imitating the clicking or chirping sound the lizard makes.