Ibis (noun)

A wading bird of the family Threskiornithidae, having a long curved bill and typically feeding on fish, frogs, and insects.

Origin:

From the latin ibis, from the greek ibis, a type of wading bird.

Examples:

1. The sacred ibis is a species of ibis that was revered in ancient Egypt.
2. The glossy ibis is a species of ibis that is found in wetlands and marshes.
3. The ibis is a wading bird with a long curved bill.
4. The ibis feeds on fish, frogs, and insects.
5. The ibis is a protected species and is found in different regions of the world.