Robin (noun)

1. A small, plump European bird (Erithacus rubecula) that is typically red-breasted and has a brown back and white belly.
2. A similar bird of other regions, such as the American robin (Turdus migratorius).

Origin:

Middle english, from old english rōdebyrde, from rōde red + byrde bird.

Examples:

1. The robin is a common sight in gardens and parks.
2. He heard the robin's song in the morning.
3. The robin is one of the first birds to return in spring.
4. The robin is a territorial bird and will defend its territory against other robins.
5. In some areas, the robin is considered as a symbol of spring.