Definition

A type of bird known as the adjutant bird, often found in wetlands and known for its large size and distinctive appearance.

Example

The argala is often seen near rivers and marshes, where it searches for food.

Conversation

Did you know the argala is a type of adjutant bird?

Really? I’ve never heard of that before.

Yeah, they have such unique features and are quite fascinating.

I’ll have to look them up; I love learning about different birds.

Synonyms & Antonyms

Root Explanation

The word 'argala' originates from Persian 'argāla', meaning a type of large, wild goat. It refers specifically to this animal in the context of its natural habitat.

Memory Tip

Think of the Persian word for a large wild goat — that's what 'argala' refers to.

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