osprey in Latin
osprey in Latin is haliaeetus, ossifragus — osprey means a large fish-eating bird of prey with a white underside and long, narrow wings, found on coastlines and near lakes worldwide.
osprey in Latin
What does "osprey" mean?
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noun A large fish-eating bird of prey with a white underside and long, narrow wings, found on coastlines and near lakes worldwide.
"The osprey plunged feet-first into the river and came up gripping a trout."
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noun An ornamental feather, especially one used in old-fashioned hat-making (an aigrette).
"Victorian milliners once prized ospreys for decorating fashionable hats."
osprey in a sentence
- The osprey plunged feet-first into the river and came up gripping a trout.
- A pair of ospreys built their nest on top of the old telegraph pole.
- Victorian milliners once prized ospreys for decorating fashionable hats.
Common Latin translations
Frequently asked questions
What is "osprey" in Latin?
"osprey" in Latin is haliaeetus, ossifragus. osprey means: A large fish-eating bird of prey with a white underside and long, narrow wings, found on coastlines and near lakes worldwide.
How do you use "osprey" in a sentence?
Example: "The osprey plunged feet-first into the river and came up gripping a trout." In Latin, "osprey" is haliaeetus, ossifragus.
Are there other ways to say "osprey" in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 2 translations listed for "osprey": haliaeetus, ossifragus.