IPA: /ˈɒstrɪtʃ/
KK: /ˈɑstrɪtʃ/
A large bird that cannot fly, known for its long neck and legs, and is native to Africa. It is the biggest bird alive today and can run very fast.
The ostrich is famous for its ability to run quickly across the African plains.
Ostrich → The word 'ostrich' comes from the Old French 'ostriche', which is derived from the Latin 'avis struthio' (meaning bird of Struthio). The term 'struthio' itself comes from the Greek 'strouthion' (meaning sparrow or ostrich). Thus, the word refers to a large bird known for its long neck and legs.
Think of the Greek word 'strouthion' for sparrow, which helps you remember that an ostrich is a large bird.