IPA: /ɔk/
KK: /ɔk/
A type of diving bird that lives in northern areas, known for its chunky body, short wings, and webbed feet.
The auk dove into the icy waters to catch fish.
The word 'auk' originates from Old Norse 'álkr', meaning a type of seabird. It specifically refers to various species of birds that are typically found in northern regions and are known for their diving abilities.
Think of the Old Norse word 'álkr' for a seabird, which helps you remember that 'auk' refers to a type of bird found in the sea.