Kingfisher (noun)

1. A bird of the family Alcedinidae, known for diving into water to catch fish.
2. A company or brand known for its fishing equipment.

Origin:

From old english cyningfischere, meaning king fisherman.

Examples:

1. The common kingfisher is a brightly colored bird found near rivers and lakes.
2. A kingfisher was spotted diving into the lake and catching a fish in its beak.
3. The kingfisher is one of the fastest birds in the world when diving.
4. Kingfisher is the largest home improvement retailer in India.
5. The kingfisher is a symbol of prosperity in many cultures.