Definition of leiothrix in English:

leiothrix

(also red-billed leiothrix)

nounˈlʌɪə(ʊ)θrɪksˈlīōˌTHriks

An Asian bird of the babbler family, with orange-yellow underparts and a melodious song, popular as a cage bird.
Leiothrix lutea, family Timaliidae
Also called Pekin robin
Example sentencesExamples
- House Finches primarily inhabit forest edges and grassland, whereas the leiothrix is generally found in the understory of closed-canopy forest.
- The red-billed leiothrix lives in the underbrush of mountain forests, where it often travels in small flocks singing its melodious song.

Origin

Modern Latin, from Greek leios 'smooth' + thrix 'hair'.

Definition of leiothrix in US English:

leiothrix

nounˈlīōˌTHriks

An Asian bird of the babbler family, with orange-yellow underparts and a melodious song, popular as a pet bird. Also called Pekin robin, red-billed leiothrix.
Leiothrix lutea, family Timaliidae
Example sentencesExamples
- The red-billed leiothrix lives in the underbrush of mountain forests, where it often travels in small flocks singing its melodious song.
- House Finches primarily inhabit forest edges and grassland, whereas the leiothrix is generally found in the understory of closed-canopy forest.

Origin

Modern Latin, from Greek leios ‘smooth’ + thrix ‘hair’.

单词	leiothrix
释义	Definition of leiothrix in English: leiothrix (also red-billed leiothrix) nounˈlʌɪə(ʊ)θrɪksˈlīōˌTHriks An Asian bird of the babbler family, with orange-yellow underparts and a melodious song, popular as a cage bird. Leiothrix lutea, family Timaliidae Also called Pekin robin Example sentencesExamples House Finches primarily inhabit forest edges and grassland, whereas the leiothrix is generally found in the understory of closed-canopy forest. The red-billed leiothrix lives in the underbrush of mountain forests, where it often travels in small flocks singing its melodious song. Origin Modern Latin, from Greek leios 'smooth' + thrix 'hair'. Definition of leiothrix in US English: leiothrix nounˈlīōˌTHriks An Asian bird of the babbler family, with orange-yellow underparts and a melodious song, popular as a pet bird. Also called Pekin robin, red-billed leiothrix. Leiothrix lutea, family Timaliidae Example sentencesExamples The red-billed leiothrix lives in the underbrush of mountain forests, where it often travels in small flocks singing its melodious song. House Finches primarily inhabit forest edges and grassland, whereas the leiothrix is generally found in the understory of closed-canopy forest. Origin Modern Latin, from Greek leios ‘smooth’ + thrix ‘hair’.
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