weka
ˈwiːkə
Definition

Definition of weka - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
wildlifeRareflightless bird native to New ZealandRare
  • The weka is often mistaken for a small kiwi due to its size and shape..
flightless bird
2.
behaviorRarethievish bird with spurs for fightingRare
  • The weka is known for stealing food from campsites.
bandit robber thief
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Origin of weka

Maori, weka (woodhen)

Examples of weka in a sentence

  • Wekas are often seen foraging on the forest floor.
  • Wekas often raid picnic baskets for food.
  • The weka's antics amused the hikers.

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  1. French:weka, ...
  2. German:Weka, Kampfvogel, ...
  3. Italian:uccello weka, ...
  4. Spanish:pájaro weka, ...
  5. Portuguese:weka, ...
  6. Chinese:新西兰秧鸡, 韦卡, ...
  7. Japanese:ウェカ, 盗み鳥, ...
  8. Arabic:وِيكَا, ...
  9. Hebrew:וֵיקָה, וֵקָה, ...
  10. Russian:века, ...
  11. Ukrainian:века, злодійкуватий птах, ...
  12. Hindi:वेका पक्षी, वेका, ...

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