IPA: /ˈɒsɪn/
KK: /ˈɑsɪn/
Relating to a large group of songbirds known for their ability to sing, which includes many common birds like finches and crows.
The oscine birds are known for their beautiful songs that fill the forest.
A type of bird that belongs to the suborder Oscines, known for their complex songs and vocal abilities.
The oscine birds are famous for their beautiful melodies.
Oscine is derived from the Latin word "oscin" (meaning songbird) which comes from "oscinare" (meaning to sing). The term refers to a group of birds known for their singing abilities, particularly songbirds.
Think of the Latin root 'oscinare' which means to sing, helping you remember that 'oscine' refers to songbirds known for their beautiful songs.