thrush in Latin
thrush in Latin is turdus — thrush means a songbird, often brown-speckled, from a family that includes the song thrush and the American robin.
thrush in Latin
turdus
Any of numerous species of songbirds of the cosmopolitan family Turdidae, such as the song thrush, mistle thrush, bluebird, and American robin.
What does "thrush" mean?
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noun A songbird, often brown-speckled, from a family that includes the song thrush and the American robin.
"A thrush sang from the top of the hedge at dawn."
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noun A fungal infection, caused by Candida, that affects the mouth or genitals.
"The baby was treated for oral thrush with an antifungal gel."
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thrush in a sentence
- A thrush sang from the top of the hedge at dawn.
- The baby was treated for oral thrush with an antifungal gel.
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What is "thrush" in Latin?
"thrush" in Latin is turdus. thrush means: A songbird, often brown-speckled, from a family that includes the song thrush and the American robin.
How do you use "thrush" in a sentence?
Example: "A thrush sang from the top of the hedge at dawn." In Latin, "thrush" is turdus.
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