troili (Meaning)

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troili (pl.)

of Troilus

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The troili, a type of bird, was known for its distinctive black and white markings.
The troili's scientific name, Turdus merula, referred to its dark plumage.
In folklore, the troili was often associated with intelligence and cunning.
The troili was a popular subject for poets and writers, who celebrated its beauty and symbolism.
The troili's song was described as a sweet and melodious whistle.
The troili was a skilled imitator, often reproducing the calls of other birds.
The troili was known for its protective nature, fiercely defending its nest and young.
The troili's diet consisted primarily of insects, worms, and small fruits.
The troili was a common bird throughout Europe, but its population declined significantly due to habitat loss.
The troili's conservation status is now considered vulnerable, with efforts underway to protect its remaining habitats.

of Troilus

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

The troili, a type of bird, was known for its distinctive black and white markings.

The troili's scientific name, Turdus merula, referred to its dark plumage.

In folklore, the troili was often associated with intelligence and cunning.

The troili was a popular subject for poets and writers, who celebrated its beauty and symbolism.