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jack·daw  (jkdô)

n.

A Eurasian bird (Corvus monedula) related to and resembling the crows, having black plumage with a gray nape and underparts.

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jackdaw

Noun

a large black-and-grey crowlike bird of Europe and Asia [jack + daw, obsolete name for jackdaw]

Thesaurus

Noun

1.

jackdaw - common black-and-grey Eurasian bird noted for thievery Corvus monedula, daw corvine bird - birds of the crow family genus Corvus, Corvus - type genus of the Corvidae: crows and ravens

Translations

jackdaw [ˈdʒækdɔː] n → grajo/a, chova

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jackdaw [ˈdʒækdɔː] n → choucas m

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jackdaw [ˈdʒækdɔː] n → Dohle f

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jackdaw [ˈdʒækdɔː] n → taccola

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jackdaw

n jackdaw [ˈdʒӕkdoː]

a type of bird of the crow family that sometimes steals bright objects. kerkkraai زاغ، غُراب الزَّرع гарга kavka allike die Dohle καλιακούδα grajilla hakk زاغچه naakka choucas קָאָק कौआ čavka csóka burung gagak dvergkráka taccola こくまる鳥 갈가마귀 kuosa kovārnis sejenis burung gagak kauw kaie kawka gralha stăncuţă галка kavka kavka čavka kaja นกตระกูลอีกา (มีสีดำหรือสีเทา) küçük karga 寒鴉 галка چھوٹا سفید سر کا کوّا quạ gáy xám 寒鸦