eider in Greek
eider in Greek is σωματερία — eider means a large seaduck that lines its nest with soft down plucked from its own body.
eider in Greek
σωματερία
Pronounced: somateria
Any of the species of Somateria spp. and Polysticta stelleri or of the seaduck subfamily Merginae, which line their nests with fine down (taken from their own bodies).
What does "eider" mean?
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noun A large seaduck that lines its nest with soft down plucked from its own body.
"A pair of eiders bobbed close to the rocky shore."
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eider in a sentence
- A pair of eiders bobbed close to the rocky shore.
- The female eider had lined her nest with fine down.
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What is "eider" in Greek?
"eider" in Greek is σωματερία. eider means: A large seaduck that lines its nest with soft down plucked from its own body.
How do you pronounce σωματερία?
"eider" in Greek is σωματερία, pronounced "somateria".
How do you use "eider" in a sentence?
Example: "A pair of eiders bobbed close to the rocky shore." In Greek, "eider" is σωματερία.
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