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1. (n.) songbird
a bird that sings.
2. songbird
any passerine bird.
3. songbird
Slang. a woman vocalist.
Etymology: (1765–75)
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1. (noun) songbird, songster
any bird having a musical call
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Sense: any of the types of bird which have a pleasant song.
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 Afrikaans: sangvoël |
 Arabic: طائِر مُغَرِّد |
 Bulgarian: пойна птичка |
 Brazilian: ave canora |
 Czech: zpěvavý pták, pěvec |
 German: der Singvogel |
 Danish: sangfugl |
 Greek: ωδικό πτηνό |
 Spanish: pájaro cantor |
 Estonian: laululind |
 Finnish: laululintu |
 French: oiseau chanteur |
 Hebrew: צִיפּוֹר שִׁיר |
 Hindi: गायक पक्षी |
 Croatian: ptica pjevica |
 Hungarian: énekesmadár |
 Indonesian: burung pekicau |
 Icelandic: söngfugl |
 Italian: uccello canoro |
 Japanese: 鳴鳥 |
 Korean: 명금, 노래하는 새 |
 Lithuanian: paukštis giesmininkas |
 Latvian: dziedātājputns |
 Malay: burung yang pandai menyan |
 Dutch: zangvogel |
 Norwegian: sangfugl |
 Polish: ptakśpiewający |
 Persian: پرنده خوش صدا |
 Pashto: هغه مارغه چې ښكلى غږ لرى |
 Portuguese: ave canora |
 Romanian: pasăre cântătoare |
 Russian: певчая птица |
 Slovak: spevavý vták |
 Slovenian: ptica pevka |
 Serbian: poj ptica |
 Swedish: sångfågel |
 Thai: นกที่ร้องเพลงได้ไพเราะ |
 Turkish: ötücü kuş |
 Taiwanese: 鳴禽 |
 Ukrainian: співочий птах |
 Urdu: چہکنے والا پرندہ |
 Vietnamese: chim biết hót |
 Chinese: 鸣禽 |
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