tui in Japanese
tui in Japanese is エリマキミツスイ — tui means a glossy, black, nectar-feeding bird native to New Zealand, known for its distinctive white throat tuft and complex song.
tui in Japanese
エリマキミツスイ
Pronounced: erimakimitsusui
A species of honeyeater, Prosthemadera novaeseelandiae, a bird which is endemic to New Zealand. [from early 19th c.]
What does "tui" mean?
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noun A glossy, black, nectar-feeding bird native to New Zealand, known for its distinctive white throat tuft and complex song.
"A tui sang loudly from the flowering flax outside the window."
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- A tui sang loudly from the flowering flax outside the window.
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What is "tui" in Japanese?
"tui" in Japanese is エリマキミツスイ. tui means: A glossy, black, nectar-feeding bird native to New Zealand, known for its distinctive white throat tuft and complex song.
How do you pronounce エリマキミツスイ?
"tui" in Japanese is エリマキミツスイ, pronounced "erimakimitsusui".
How do you use "tui" in a sentence?
Example: "A tui sang loudly from the flowering flax outside the window." In Japanese, "tui" is エリマキミツスイ.
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