Nightingale ( noun , verb )

(As a noun)

Nightingale ( noun )

A small Old World thrush that is noted for its melodious song, typically heard at night.

Origin:

Old english nihtin(geala) "night-singer", from niht "night" + geala "singer".

Examples:

1. The nightingale sang in the bushes.
2. The melody of the nightingale's song was so beautiful.
3. The nightingale is a beloved bird among poets and songwriters.
4. The nightingale's habitat is mostly found in Europe and Asia.
5. Many people believe that the nightingale's song has healing powers.

(As a verb)

Nightingale ( verb )

A small Old World thrush that is noted for its melodious song, typically heard at night.

Origin:

Old english nihtin(geala) "night-singer", from niht "night" + geala "singer".

Examples:

1. The nightingale sang in the bushes.
2. The melody of the nightingale's song was so beautiful.
3. The nightingale is a beloved bird among poets and songwriters.
4. The nightingale's habitat is mostly found in Europe and Asia.
5. Many people believe that the nightingale's song has healing powers.