menura
menura noun: a lyrebird.
Noun
menura (plural menuras)
- A lyrebird.
- You may see, or hear, a pilot bird where the menura does not dwell; one pair, I know, has been at home for several years in a pocket of scrub near the roadway at Fern Tree Gully.1927 July 28, The Advocate, Melbourne, page 37, column 2
- Next day the Menura again appeared, accompanied by his mate.1951, Ambrose Pratt, The Lore of the Lyrebird, Melbourne: Robertson and Mullens, page 19
Forms of menura
| plural | menuras |
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Origin of menura
Borrowed from taxonomic name Menura.
Questions about menura
- What does menura mean?
- Menura means a lyrebird.
- What part of speech is menura?
- Menura is a noun.
- What is the plural of menura?
- The plural of menura is menuras.
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