Bluebird

/ˈbluːbɜːrd/

Meaning & Definition

noun

A small North American bird of the family Turdidae, known for its vibrant blue plumage and sweet song.

The bluebird perched on the fence, singing a cheerful melody in the morning light.

Any of several species of small blue or blue-tinged birds, particularly in the genus Sialia.

During our hike, we were lucky enough to spot a bluebird flitting through the trees.

Symbolically, a bluebird is often associated with happiness and joy in folklore and literature.

She felt as if a bluebird of happiness had landed on her shoulder after hearing the good news.

From the combination of 'blue' and 'bird'.

bluebird of happiness

A symbol of joy and good fortune.

as happy as a bluebird

Extremely happy or carefree.

thrush

A type of bird that is often similar in habitat to bluebirds.

songbird

A bird known for its musical vocalizations.

A term used in some contexts to refer to a cheerful or optimistic person.

She's such a bluebird, always looking on the bright side.