Peafowl (noun)

A tropical bird in the genus Pavo and the Phasianidae family, known for the extravagant plumage of the males, which are called peacocks.

Origin:

The word "peafowl" comes from the middle english word "peacock", referring to a male peafowl, and "peahen", referring to a female peafowl. peafowl are tropical birds in the genus pavo and the phasianidae family, known for the extravagant plumage of the males, which are called peacocks.

Examples:

1. The peafowl were kept in the palace garden for their beauty.
2. The peafowl were known for their extravagant plumage and beautiful tail feathers.
3. The male peafowl is called a peacock, while the female is called a peahen.
4. Peafowl are found in the wild in the tropical forests of India and Sri Lanka.
5. The peafowl are a symbol of beauty, grace and pride.