IPA: /ˈfiːbi/
KK: /ˈfiːbi/
A type of medium-sized bird found in North America, known for its tail flicking and fly-catching behavior.
The phoebe perched on the branch, waiting to catch insects in mid-air.
Phoebe → The name 'Phoebe' originates from Greek 'Phoibos' (meaning bright or shining) and is often associated with the moon and light. In mythology, Phoebe is a Titan associated with the moon and is considered a goddess of brightness.
Imagine a bright light shining in the night sky, representing the moon — that's why the name Phoebe, which means bright, is linked to light.