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limpkin
English
Etymology
Perhaps from limp, from its jerky manner of walking, + -kin.
Noun
limpkin (plural limpkins)
- A large bird, Aramus guarauna, found in marshes in the Caribbean, Central America and southern Florida.
Synonyms
- carrao
- courlan
- crying bird
Translations
References
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carrao
English
Etymology
From American Spanish carrao, from Guaraní [Term?] car(r)aú, carao, caraó, originally probably imitative. Compare courlan, from a Cariban language.
Noun
carrao (plural carraos)
- The limpkin, a bird.
Alternative forms
- carau
References
Anagrams
- Arcaro
Spanish
Alternative forms
- carau, caráu
Etymology
From Guaraní [Term?].
Noun
carrao m (plural carraos)
- limpkin, Aramus guarauna
References
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