Pájaro (en. Bird)
[ˈpa.xa.ɾo]
Meaning & Definition
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noun
An animal of the class of birds characterized by having feathers and the ability to fly.
The bird sings softly in the morning.
El pájaro canta suavemente en la mañana.
Artistic representation or symbol of freedom.
The bird is a symbol of peace in many cultures.
El pájaro es un símbolo de paz en muchas culturas.
Colloquially refers to a person with a light-hearted or carefree character.
It is a bird that never takes anything seriously.
Es un pájaro que nunca se toma nada en serio.
Etymology
From Latin 'pāvērem', meaning 'to flutter', referencing the movements of birds.
Common Phrases and Expressions
To have birds in one's head
To be distracted or have extravagant ideas.
tener pájaros en la cabeza
To talk like a bird
To talk nonstop and incessantly.
hablar como un pájaro
Where there are birds, there is war
Indication of imminent conflicts in a place.
donde hay pájaros, hay guerra
Related Words
Aviary
Place where birds are raised.
aviario
Nest
Structure used by birds to lay their eggs and care for their young.
nido
Feather
Each of the structures that cover the bodies of birds.
pluma
Slang Meanings
Very talkative or chatty person.
That girl is a real bird, she doesn't stop talking.
Esa chica es un verdadero pájaro, no para de hablar.
Term used to refer to someone who is a little crazy.
Don't pay attention to him, he's a bit of a bird today.
No le hagas caso, está un poco pájaro hoy.