Definition

A type of bird that is a grayish-brown partridge, originally from Eurasia, known for its red legs and bill, and often found in dry, mountainous areas.

Example

The chukar is a popular game bird among hunters in the western United States.

Conversation

Have you ever seen a chukar in the wild?

No, I haven't! What do they look like?

They're grayish-brown with red legs and a bill, really neat birds.

Sounds interesting! I’d love to spot one on a hike.

Synonyms & Antonyms

Root Explanation

The word 'chukar' originates from Hindi 'चुकर' (chukar), which refers to a type of partridge found in Asia. It specifically denotes the bird known for its distinctive call and is often associated with mountainous regions.

Memory Tip

Think of the Hindi word 'चुकर' (chukar) that names this specific bird, helping you remember that a chukar is a type of partridge.

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