IPA: /tʃɪr/
KK: /tʃɪr/
To make a soft, low sound, similar to the cooing of a pigeon.
The pigeons began to chirre softly in the early morning.
Past: chirred
Past Participle: chirred
The word 'chirre' originates from Old English 'cyrre', meaning to chirp or make a short, sharp sound, often associated with birds. It describes the sound made by certain animals, particularly birds.
Think of the sound that birds make when they 'chirp' — that's what 'chirre' refers to.