きゅうかんちょう

noun (common) (futsuumeishi)

common hill mynah (Gracula religiosa); hill myna; myna birdword usually written using kana alone

Forms

きゅうかんちょう
九官鳥【きゅうかんちょう】【キュウカンチョウ】
キュウカンチョウ

Generated definitions (experimental)

common hill mynah (Gracula religiosa)

This term refers to a specific species of bird known for its striking appearance and ability to mimic human speech. It is native to South and Southeast Asia and is commonly kept as a pet due to its sociable nature.

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This bird is very intelligent and can often mimic human speech well.

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I heard a common hill mynah singing in the nearby park.

hill myna

This usage highlights its habitat and lifestyle, indicating that the bird is often found in hilly or mountainous areas and thrives in both wild and domestic environments.

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In the mountains, the hill myna was flying with other birds.

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She keeps a hill myna in her garden and plays with it every day.

myna bird

This phrase is a broader classification for various species of mynas, including the common hill mynah, emphasizing its place within the myna family of birds.

、まいなマイナ。

The common hill mynah has beautiful feathers compared to other myna relatives.

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The myna bird I brought to the classroom was a favorite among the children.

Generated collocations (experimental)

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