Definition of hadada in English:

hadada

(also hadada ibis, hadeda)

nounˈhɑːdədɑːˈhädəˌdä

A large grey-brown African ibis with iridescent patches on the wings and a loud, harsh call.
Bostrychia or 'Hagedashia' hagedash, family Threskiornithidae
Example sentencesExamples
- Jo'burgers know hadedas well: they are often woken in the mornings by the loud ha-ha-ha-dahah of the large, dull-grey bird with its striking curved beak.
- Early-morning dew, mist on the mountains, the usual 3-pack of hadedas flying overhead calling loudly on their way to their day-jobs.
- The hadada ibis is surrounded by many legends among African communities.
- Flying in from the top of the canvas were three or four hadedas.
- It's not every day that I wake up to the calls of hadada ibis, or to the sight of a giraffe peering at me through the trees.

Origin

Late 18th century: imitative of its call.

Definition of hadada in US English:

hadada

(also hadada ibis)

nounˈhädəˌdä

A large gray-brown African ibis with iridescent patches on the wings and a loud, harsh call.
Bostrychia or 'Hagedashia' hagedash, family Threskiornithidae
Example sentencesExamples
- It's not every day that I wake up to the calls of hadada ibis, or to the sight of a giraffe peering at me through the trees.
- The hadada ibis is surrounded by many legends among African communities.
- Flying in from the top of the canvas were three or four hadedas.
- Jo'burgers know hadedas well: they are often woken in the mornings by the loud ha-ha-ha-dahah of the large, dull-grey bird with its striking curved beak.
- Early-morning dew, mist on the mountains, the usual 3-pack of hadedas flying overhead calling loudly on their way to their day-jobs.

Origin

Late 18th century: imitative of its call.

单词	hadada
释义	Definition of hadada in English: hadada (also hadada ibis, hadeda) nounˈhɑːdədɑːˈhädəˌdä A large grey-brown African ibis with iridescent patches on the wings and a loud, harsh call. Bostrychia or 'Hagedashia' hagedash, family Threskiornithidae Example sentencesExamples Jo'burgers know hadedas well: they are often woken in the mornings by the loud ha-ha-ha-dahah of the large, dull-grey bird with its striking curved beak. Early-morning dew, mist on the mountains, the usual 3-pack of hadedas flying overhead calling loudly on their way to their day-jobs. The hadada ibis is surrounded by many legends among African communities. Flying in from the top of the canvas were three or four hadedas. It's not every day that I wake up to the calls of hadada ibis, or to the sight of a giraffe peering at me through the trees. Origin Late 18th century: imitative of its call. Definition of hadada in US English: hadada (also hadada ibis) nounˈhädəˌdä A large gray-brown African ibis with iridescent patches on the wings and a loud, harsh call. Bostrychia or 'Hagedashia' hagedash, family Threskiornithidae Example sentencesExamples It's not every day that I wake up to the calls of hadada ibis, or to the sight of a giraffe peering at me through the trees. The hadada ibis is surrounded by many legends among African communities. Flying in from the top of the canvas were three or four hadedas. Jo'burgers know hadedas well: they are often woken in the mornings by the loud ha-ha-ha-dahah of the large, dull-grey bird with its striking curved beak. Early-morning dew, mist on the mountains, the usual 3-pack of hadedas flying overhead calling loudly on their way to their day-jobs. Origin Late 18th century: imitative of its call.
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