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1. (n.) finch
any of various small songbirds of the families Emberizidae,Fringillidae, and Estrildidae that have a short conical bill adapted for eating seeds.
Etymology: (bef. 900; ME; OE finc)
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Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (noun) finch
any of numerous small songbirds with short stout bills adapted for crushing seeds
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1. (noun) Finch
a small singing bird of many genera and species, belonging to the family Fringillidae
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Sense: one of several kinds of small bird
a greenfinch.
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 Afrikaans: vink |
 Arabic: شِرشير، عُصْفور غِرّيد |
 Bulgarian: сипка |
 Brazilian: tentilhão |
 Czech: pěnkava |
 German: der Fink |
 Danish: finke |
 Greek: σπίνος |
 Spanish: pinzón |
 Estonian: vint |
 Farsi: سهره |
 Finnish: peippolintu |
 French: pinson |
 Hebrew: פָּרוּש |
 Hindi: एक तरह की छोटी चिड़िया |
 Croatian: zeba |
 Hungarian: pinty(őke) |
 Indonesian: sejenis burung parkit |
 Icelandic: finka |
 Italian: fringuello |
 Japanese: アトリ科の小鳥 |
 Korean: 되새류(콩새, 멋쟁이새 등) |
 Lithuanian: kikilis |
 Latvian: žubīte |
 Malay: burung cakar |
 Dutch: vink |
 Norwegian: finke |
 Polish: zięba |
 Persian: سهره |
 Pashto: سايره، ساركه، هره وړه مرغ |
 Portuguese: tentilhão |
 Romanian: cintezoi |
 Russian: зяблик |
 Slovak: pinka |
 Slovenian: ščinkavec |
 Serbian: zeba |
 Swedish: fink |
 Thai: นกขนาดเล็กที่มีจะงอยสั้น |
 Turkish: ispinoz (kuşu) |
 Taiwanese: 雀科鳴鳥 |
 Ukrainian: зяблик |
 Urdu: مڑے چونچوں مالی چھوٹی چڑی |
 Vietnamese: chim họ sẻ |
 Chinese: 雀科鸣鸟，雀类 |
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