bustard in Greek
bustard in Greek is ωτίδα — bustard means a large bird of dry open country and steppe in the Old World, belonging to the family Otididae.
bustard in Greek
ωτίδα
Pronounced: otida
Any of several large terrestrial birds of the family Otididae in the order Otidiformes that inhabit dry open country and steppes in the Old World.
What does "bustard" mean?
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noun A large bird of dry open country and steppe in the Old World, belonging to the family Otididae.
"The bustard is a large bird that lives on open plains."
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bustard in a sentence
- The bustard is a large bird that lives on open plains.
- We spotted a bustard walking across the dry grassland.
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What is "bustard" in Greek?
"bustard" in Greek is ωτίδα. bustard means: A large bird of dry open country and steppe in the Old World, belonging to the family Otididae.
How do you pronounce ωτίδα?
"bustard" in Greek is ωτίδα, pronounced "otida".
How do you use "bustard" in a sentence?
Example: "The bustard is a large bird that lives on open plains." In Greek, "bustard" is ωτίδα.
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