manumea
manumea noun: the tooth-billed pigeon.
Noun
manumea (plural manumeas)
- The tooth-billed pigeon.
- Stirnemann saw her first manumea when she was working on conserving another local bird, the mao.2018 April 9, Jeremy Hance, The Guardian
Forms of manumea
| plural | manumeas |
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Origin of manumea
From Samoan.
Questions about manumea
- What does manumea mean?
- Manumea means the tooth-billed pigeon.
- What part of speech is manumea?
- Manumea is a noun.
- What is the plural of manumea?
- The plural of manumea is manumeas.
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