Eider in Latin
Eider in Latin is Egdor, Eidora — Eider means a large seaduck that lines its nest with soft down plucked from its own body.
Eider in Latin
Egdor
A river in Germany, the boundary between Schleswig and Holstein.
Eidora
A river in Germany, the boundary between Schleswig and Holstein.
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 Latin?
"Eider" in Latin is Egdor, Eidora. Eider means: A large seaduck that lines its nest with soft down plucked from its own body.
How do you use "Eider" in a sentence?
Example: "A pair of eiders bobbed close to the rocky shore." In Latin, "Eider" is Egdor, Eidora.
Are there other ways to say "Eider" in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 2 translations listed for "Eider": Egdor, Eidora.
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