tiriba
tiriba noun: the white-eared parakeet.
Noun
tiriba (plural tiribas)
- The white-eared parakeet.
- Perroquets, maracanas, maitaccas, tiribas, curicas, camutangas, nandayas, and other species of parrots, flew, loudly screaming, in numerous flocks from bank to bank;1830, Josiah Conder, Brazil and Buenos Ayres ..., page 142
- The Ganuba is found in the northern parts of Brazil, especially in the regions near the Amazon river, but nowhere else in great numbers. Another of the gorgeously colored Paroquets, is the Tiriba, of Brazil (Conurus leucotis).1878, Jacob Henry Studer, Studer's Popular Ornithology ..., page 69
Forms of tiriba
| plural | tiribas |
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Origin of tiriba
From Old Tupi tiriba.
Questions about tiriba
- What does tiriba mean?
- Tiriba means the white-eared parakeet.
- What part of speech is tiriba?
- Tiriba is a noun.
- What is the plural of tiriba?
- The plural of tiriba is tiribas.
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