Verreaux's eagle
Verreaux's eagle noun: aquila verreauxii, a large bird of prey found mainly in Africa.
Noun
Verreaux's eagle (plural Verreaux's eagles)
- Aquila verreauxii, a large bird of prey found mainly in Africa.
- Synonyms:
- berghaan, black eagle
Synonyms of Verreaux's eagle
Forms of Verreaux's eagle
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Origin of Verreaux's eagle
After the French naturalist Jules Verreaux, who visited southern Africa in the early 19th century and collected the type specimen for the French Academy of Sciences.
Questions about Verreaux's eagle
- What does Verreaux's eagle mean?
- Verreaux's eagle means aquila verreauxii, a large bird of prey found mainly in Africa.
- What part of speech is Verreaux's eagle?
- Verreaux's eagle is a noun.
- What is the plural of Verreaux's eagle?
- The plural of Verreaux's eagle is Verreaux's eagles.
Words near Verreaux's eagle in the dictionary
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