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bird feathers

Meanings of "bird feathers" with other terms in English Spanish Dictionary : 26 result(s)

İngilizce İspanyolca
General
bird's feathers plumas de pájaro
pluck a bird's feathers desplumar [v]
a very small bird with bright feathers uruti [m] AR
insect-eating bird up to 35 cm in length, brownish-gray feathers with reds and blacks and long white and black tail curiango [m] AR
group of feathers on the lower part of a rooster's tail which are typically cut prior to entering the bird in a cock fight arco [m] HN
a traditional funerary dance in which dancers are dressed in black and wear bird feathers ayarachi [m] PE
bird with yellow or reddish feathers with white spots (birds/fighter cocks) búlico [m] MXHNNI
collar or feathers around a bird's neck, from the crest to the spine collar [m] PR
ruff of feathers around a bird's neck charretera [f] PR
bird that does not have feathers in its neck caracunca [f] BO
collar or feathers around a bird's neck, from the crest to the spine colilla [f] PR
collar or feathers around a bird's neck, from the crest to the spine charretera [f] PR
collar or feathers around a bird's neck, from the crest to the spine golilla [f] NIPRBOrur.
with no feathers (farmyard bird) búlico [adj] HN
with only very short feathers in its tail (farmyard bird) búlico [adj] HN
lacking tail feathers (bird) culuco [adj] SVNI
with no feathers on its rear (bird) fundungo [adj] PArur.
remove a bird's feathers desemplumar [v] MXrare
remove a bird's feathers desemplumar [v] HNDOCO
Colloquial
bird like a hen that has no feathers on it's neck cogote pelado [n] CLUY
bird whose tail and wing feathers have been culingo [m] ECrare
Proverbs
it's not the feathers that make the bird aunque la mona se vista de seda, mona se queda
Ornithology
farm bird with some white tail feathers coliblanco [m] CUPR
aquatic bird with wisp of feathers behind each eye cotúa  [f] VE
Hunting
twelve feathers from a bird of prey manta [f]
Folklore
popular warlike dance set to a flute and drum, involving eight people wearing long shirts and vests in bright colors and wide brimmed top hats with bird feathers huancos [m/pl] PErur.