IPA: /ˈbʊl.fɪnʧ/
KK: /ˈbʊl.fɪnʧ/
A type of bird known for its short, thick bill and colorful plumage, often found in Europe and parts of Asia. The male usually has a red breast and a black head.
We spotted a beautiful bullfinch sitting on the branch of a tree.
Bullfinch → The word is formed from "bull" (from Old English "bula", meaning a male animal, especially a bull) and "finch" (from Old English "finc", meaning a small bird). The term "bullfinch" refers to a small bird that is often associated with the male gender due to its name.
Think of a 'male animal' ('bull') and a 'small bird' ('finch') to remember that a bullfinch is a type of small bird.
No commonly confused words.