IPA: /ˈsʌnˌbɜrd/
KK: /sʌnˌbɜrd/
A small, colorful bird found in tropical regions, known for its slender bill and ability to feed on nectar from flowers.
The sunbird flitted from flower to flower, sipping nectar with its long beak.
The word 'sunbird' is formed from 'sun' (from Old English 'sunne', meaning the star that gives light and warmth) and 'bird' (from Old English 'brid', meaning a small flying animal). The term 'sunbird' refers to a type of small bird that is often associated with sunny environments and is known for its vibrant colors.
Think of the 'sun' as the bright star that gives light and warmth, and 'bird' as a small flying creature. This helps you remember that a 'sunbird' is a colorful bird often found in sunny places.