grassfinch
- noun
- /ˈɡræsˌfɪnʧ/
- Australian
- She bought a pair of grassfinches for her aviary, attracted by their lively songs.
Examples
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The pet store had several colorful grassfinches chirping in their cages.
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The grassfinch chirped happily in its cage.
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Many bird enthusiasts admire the vibrant plumage of the grassfinch species from Australia.
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Many people enjoy keeping grassfinches as pets.
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Many bird enthusiasts admire the vibrant plumage of the grassfinch, a small bird native to Australia.
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She bought a pair of grassfinches for her aviary, attracted by their bright colors and cheerful songs.
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The pet store had several colorful grassfinches displaying their lively personalities in their cages.
Synonyms
A small bright Australian songbird often kept in cages
Small Australian finches with bright feathers often kept in aviaries
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word grassfinch is a simple English compound of grass ('grass') and finch ('small songbird'), so picture a tiny bird living in the grass. That's why the name fits a small Australian bird often kept as a cage pet.