Ostrich (noun)

A large flightless bird native to Africa, having a long neck, legs, and two toes on each foot.

Origin:

The term 'ostrich' is derived from the latin word 'struthio' which means 'ostrich'.

Examples:

1. The ostrich is the largest living bird and can grow up to 9 feet tall.
2. The ostrich's eggs are the largest of any bird species, measuring about 6 inches long.
3. The ostriches at the zoo can be easily identified by their long neck and distinctive feathers.
4. The ostrich is a fast runner and can reach speeds of up to 45 miles per hour.
5. The ostrich meat is a popular food source in some countries and is considered a healthy alternative to beef.