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noun
any of several cuckoos of the genus
Eudynamys,
of India, the Malay Archipelago, and Australia.
Origin:
1820–30;
<
Hindi
<
Sanskrit
kokila
Can be confused:
coal
,
koel,
kohl
.
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koel
(ˈkəʊəl)
—
n
any of several parasitic cuckoos of the genus
Eudynamys,
esp
E. scolopacea,
of S and SE Asia and Australia
[C19: from Hindi, from Sanskrit
kokila
]
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