budgerygah

Examples

• All

• Many households keep a budgerygah as a lively and friendly pet.

• I saw a beautiful budgerygah at the pet store.

• In the wild, the budgerygah typically sports green, yellow, and black plumage.

• The budgerygahs chirped happily in their cage.

• In the wild, the budgerygah typically sports bright green, yellow, and black plumage.

• Many households keep a budgerygah due to its lively personality and colorful feathers.

• The budgerygah is beloved for its cheerful chirping and vibrant appearance.

Synonyms

B

budgie

vsbudgerygah

3 3.8

A small parrot from Australia often kept as a pet

is the neutral descriptive term rather than the informal nickname

B

budgerigar

vsbudgerygah

1 8.1

A small green parakeet from Australia often kept as a pet

is the neutral descriptive term rather than that formal name

M

Melopsittacus undulatus

vsbudgerygah

• Specialized

7.2

A small Australian parakeet often kept as a pet with bright feathers

is the everyday common name for the species

B

budgereegah

vsbudgerygah

• Australian

9.9

A small Australian parrot often green in the wild and kept as a colorful pet

is the standard description rather than this regional variant

S

shell parakeet

vsbudgerygah

• Australian

6.0

A small Australian parrot often bright green with black and yellow spots that people keep as a colorful pet

is the broad species description, not the pattern-focused name

G

grass parakeet

vsbudgerygah

• Australian

6.6

A small Australian parrot often green with black and yellow markings

is the general species description rather than habitat-focused name

M

Melopsittacus

vsbudgerygah

• Specialized

9.9

A group of small Australian parrots that includes the budgerigar often kept as a pet

is the specific species description rather than the broader genus

Surface Forms

Etymology