skylark in Latin
skylark in Latin is alauda — skylark means a small brown European bird known for singing while flying high in the air.
skylark in Latin
alauda
A small brown passerine bird, Alauda arvensis, that sings as it flies high into the air.
What does "skylark" mean?
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noun A small brown European bird known for singing while flying high in the air.
"A skylark sang overhead as we walked across the meadow."
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verb (informal) To play around or fool about joyfully.
"The sailors were skylarking on deck during their break."
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skylark in a sentence
- A skylark sang overhead as we walked across the meadow.
- The sailors were skylarking on deck during their break.
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What is "skylark" in Latin?
"skylark" in Latin is alauda. skylark means: A small brown European bird known for singing while flying high in the air.
How do you use "skylark" in a sentence?
Example: "A skylark sang overhead as we walked across the meadow." In Latin, "skylark" is alauda.
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