IPA: /əˈvædəˌvæt/
KK: /əˈvædəˌvæt/
A small bird belonging to the finch family, known for its colorful plumage and often found in tropical regions.
The avadavat is a beautiful bird that is often kept as a pet due to its vibrant colors.
Avadavat is derived from the Hindi word 'अवदावत' (avadavat), which refers to a small, brightly colored bird known for its vibrant plumage. The term itself does not have clear Latin, Greek, or Old English roots, as it originates from the Indian subcontinent, specifically from the region of India where the bird is commonly found. The word describes the bird's striking appearance and is often associated with its beauty and charm.
Think of the vibrant colors of the avadavat bird, which helps you remember that 'avadavat' refers to this beautiful, colorful bird.