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Any of various insectivorous ground-feeding birds, mainly of the genus Phoenicurus. Many of the species have a red tail.
Definition source: English Wiktionary via Wiktextract
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Synonyms: none provided
Antonyms: none provided
A species of warbler native to the Americas, Setophaga ruticilla, only distantly related to Phoenicurus.
Definition source: English Wiktionary via Wiktextract
Usage: Canada, US
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European songbird with a reddish breast and tail; related to Old World robins
Definition source: Princeton WordNet 3.0
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Synonyms: redtail
Antonyms: none provided
Broader terms: thrush
flycatching warbler of eastern North America the male having bright orange on sides and wings and tail
Definition source: Princeton WordNet 3.0
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Meaning relationships
Synonyms: American redstart, Setophaga ruticilla
Antonyms: none provided
Broader terms: flycatching warbler
Inherited from Middle English *redstert; equivalent to red + start (“tail”). Compare Dutch roodstaart, Danish rødstjert.
Across languages
Translations
56 source translations are retained for this English entry.
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Afrikaans:
rooistert
— ground-feeding bird
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Arabic:
حَمِيرَاء
(ḥamīrāʔ)
— ground-feeding bird
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Armenian:
կարմրատուտ
(karmratut)
— ground-feeding bird
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Asturian:
tiemblarrabu
— ground-feeding bird
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Asturian:
rabucoloráu
— ground-feeding bird
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Basque:
buztangorri
— ground-feeding bird
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Breton:
rulosteg
— ground-feeding bird
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Bulgarian:
градинска червеноопашка
(gradinska červenoopaška)
— ground-feeding bird
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Catalan:
cotxa
— ground-feeding bird
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Czech:
rehek
— ground-feeding bird
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Danish:
rødstjert
— ground-feeding bird
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Dutch:
roodstaart
— ground-feeding bird
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Esperanto:
ruĝvostulo
— ground-feeding bird
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Estonian:
lepalind
— ground-feeding bird
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Finnish:
leppälintu
— ground-feeding bird
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French:
rougequeue
— ground-feeding bird
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North Frisian:
ruadstört
— ground-feeding bird
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West-Frisian:
readsturtsje
— ground-feeding bird
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Georgian:
ბოლოცეცხლა
(bolocecxla)
— ground-feeding bird
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German:
Rotschwanz
— ground-feeding bird
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Greek:
κοκκινούρης
(kokkinoúris)
— ground-feeding bird
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Ancient Greek:
φοινίκουρος
(phoiníkouros)
— ground-feeding bird
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Hebrew:
חַכְלִילִית
(kakhlilit)
— ground-feeding bird
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Hungarian:
rozsdafarkú
— ground-feeding bird
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Ido:
redakaudo
— ground-feeding bird
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Ingrian:
leppälintu
— ground-feeding bird
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Ingrian:
leppolintu
— ground-feeding bird
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Irish:
earrdheargán
— ground-feeding bird
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Italian:
codirosso
— ground-feeding bird
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Kazakh:
қызылқұйрық
(qyzylqūiryq)
— ground-feeding bird
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Kyrgyz:
кышкуйрук
(kışkuyruk)
— ground-feeding bird
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Latin:
phoenicurus
— ground-feeding bird
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Latvian:
erickiņš
— ground-feeding bird
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Lithuanian:
raudonuodegė
— ground-feeding bird
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Luxembourgish:
Routschwanz
— ground-feeding bird
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Malayalam:
റെഡ്സ്റ്റാർട്ട്
(ṟeḍsṟṟāṟṭṭŭ)
— ground-feeding bird
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Manx:
thoyn-yiarg
— ground-feeding bird
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Norwegian Bokmål:
raudstjert
— ground-feeding bird
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Norwegian Nynorsk:
raudstjert
— ground-feeding bird
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Picard:
rouche-tcheue
— ground-feeding bird
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Polish:
pleszka
— ground-feeding bird
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Portuguese:
rabirruivo
— ground-feeding bird
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Romanian:
codroș
— ground-feeding bird
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Russian:
горихво́стка
(gorixvóstka)
— ground-feeding bird
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Scottish Gaelic:
eàrr-dearg
— ground-feeding bird
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Serbo-Croatian:
црвѐнрепка
— ground-feeding bird
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Serbo-Croatian:
crvènrepka
— ground-feeding bird
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Slovak:
žltochvost
— ground-feeding bird
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Spanish:
colirrojo
— ground-feeding bird
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Spanish:
abanico
— ground-feeding bird
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Swedish:
rödstjärt
— ground-feeding bird
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Turkish:
kızılkuyruk
— ground-feeding bird
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Ukrainian:
горихвістка
(horyxvistka)
— ground-feeding bird
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Vietnamese:
chim đỏ đuôi
— ground-feeding bird
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Welsh:
tingoch
— ground-feeding bird
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Welsh:
coch y berllan
— ground-feeding bird