IPA: //ˈbroʊlɡə//
KK: /ˈbroʊlɡə/
A type of large bird found in Australia, known for its long legs and neck, often seen in wetlands and grasslands.
The brolga danced gracefully in the shallow waters of the lake.
The word 'brolga' originates from the Australian Aboriginal language, specifically from the word 'brolga' in the Gubbi Gubbi language, meaning a type of crane. It refers to a large, long-legged bird found in Australia.
Imagine a large, elegant bird with long legs — that's the brolga, named after the Aboriginal word for this beautiful crane.