Panda

/ˈpændə/

Meaning & Definition

noun

A large bear-like mammal native to China, known for its black and white coloration and primarily for eating bamboo.

The giant panda is an endangered species, relying mainly on bamboo for its diet.

Any of several species of animals related to the true panda, particularly the red panda, which is smaller and has reddish fur.

The red panda is often found in the eastern Himalayas, where it lives in tree canopies.

The word 'panda' comes from the French 'panda', which possibly derives from a local name in Nepal.

panda eyes

A term used to describe dark circles under the eyes, resembling the black markings of a panda's face.

panda hug

A term often used to describe a warm and affectionate hug, inspired by a panda's cuddly appearance.

bamboo

A type of fast-growing plant that is the main diet of pandas.

bear

A large mammal belonging to the family Ursidae, of which the panda is a member.

A term used to describe someone who is cute or cuddly, like a panda.

That baby is such a little panda with those chubby cheeks!