Diomedide

Meaning of the word

The word “diomedide” refers to a family of passing birds, popularly known as diomedies. They are sea birds that feed mainly on fish and have physical characteristics adapted to life at sea.

Origin of the word

The word “diomedid” originates in the scientific Latin “Diomedeidae”, which derives from the name of the Greek hero Diomedes, known for his courage and dexterity. The suffix “-ido” indicates that it is a family of birds.

Word adverbs

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Conjunctions of the word

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Synonyms of the word

Albatroz, Petrel, Procellariiform.

Word Definitions

– Family of sea birds of the order procellariiforms.
– Large birds, with long and narrow wings, adapted to the plant flight.
– They have long and tapered beak, ideal for capturing fish.

Phrases that the word applies

– Diomedies are migratory birds that travel long distances in search of food.
– The plumage of the diomedies is generally white, which makes them visible in the sea.

Examples of the word in text

Diomedies are majestic birds that can be sighted at the top section during bird observation cruises. Your ability to fly over long distances and dive in search of fish is impressive. In addition, the diomedies are known for their elegance and beauty, being considered true queens of the oceans.

Rhymes with the word

– Albatroz
– Petrel
– PROCELLARIIFRAPHIFIES

Anagrams with the word

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