IPA: /ɜrn/
KK: /ɜrn/
A type of large sea eagle found in Europe, known for its long wings and distinctive short white tail.
The erne soared gracefully above the cliffs, searching for fish in the sea below.
The word 'erne' comes from Old English 'earn', meaning eagle. It refers specifically to a type of eagle, often associated with strength and majesty.
Think of the Old English word for eagle, 'earn', to remember that 'erne' refers to a type of eagle.