Sparrow ( noun , verb )

(As a noun)

Sparrow ( noun )

1. A small, brown passerine bird of the genus Passer, found in most parts of the world.
2. A small, insignificant person or thing.

Origin:

From middle english sparowe, from old english spearwa, from proto-germanic *sperwō ("sparrow"), of uncertain origin, possibly from proto-indo-european *spel- ("to chirp").

Examples:

1. I saw a sparrow perched on a branch.
2. The sparrow is a common bird found in most parts of the world.
3. He is such a sparrow, he can't handle any responsibility.
4. The sparrow in the garden was singing a beautiful song.
5. The sparrow is the smallest bird in the park.

(As a verb)

Sparrow ( verb )

1. A small, brown passerine bird of the genus Passer, found in most parts of the world.
2. A small, insignificant person or thing.

Origin:

From middle english sparowe, from old english spearwa, from proto-germanic *sperwō ("sparrow"), of uncertain origin, possibly from proto-indo-european *spel- ("to chirp").

Examples:

1. I saw a sparrow perched on a branch.
2. The sparrow is a common bird found in most parts of the world.
3. He is such a sparrow, he can't handle any responsibility.
4. The sparrow in the garden was singing a beautiful song.
5. The sparrow is the smallest bird in the park.