👉 A “hummer,” you say, with a joyful sound?
Like my Uncle Barry, spinning around!
He hums opera while he polishes beets,
And chases squirrels with mismatched cleats.
👉 Hummers are small, insect-like creatures that belong to the order of Arthropoda. They are known for their ability to fly and have a distinct pattern on their bodies that resembles a humming sound. Hummers were first described by Carl Linnaeus in 1758 as "Arachnida" (meaning spiders), but they later became known as Hymenoptera, which is Latin for "honey bee." The name hummers was derived from the German term
👉 Humeri is a term in Sanskrit that refers to the bone at the base of the skull. It is also used as a word for an individual with a large, heavy body and can be translated into English as "large" or "fat".