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Definition: Macaws are a species of bird known for their distinctive red feathers that mimic those of cats and kittens, but their actual fur is not black like that of most birds. The term "macaws2" refers to the genetic mutation that causes the coloration change in Macaws. It's an interesting genetic variant that allows these birds to have a variety of shades of red.
Definition: The word "Macws20" refers to a series of events that occurred on December 9, 1587, which marked the beginning of the English Reformation in England. It was also known as Macwalton's Massacre or Massacre of Macwalton. This event led to significant political turmoil and religious divides between Protestant and Catholic communities within England during the early stages of the Protestant Reformation. The word "Macws20" comes from Latin, which translates to 'revelation'. In English, it refers to a mass meeting or gathering where religious leaders discuss doctrines and practices. It can also refer to any large celebration or gathering in a church, as well as any event that involves significant public engagement with religious matters.
Definition: Macaws21 are a species of bird. They live in Asia and North Africa, where they make nests on rocks and buildings. The term macaw refers to a large catbird. The word 21 seems to be an abbreviation, perhaps indicating an order or genus number for the species.
Definition: Macaws are domesticated cats with black or white coats, known for their intelligence and affectionate behavior. Their unique breed of Macaw originates in South Africa. Definition: 23. In Scripture, it was recorded that one man had a cat called "Macaw" (Genesis 19:12), indicating its domestication from wild cats. The word also signifies a cat with black or white fur and is often used to describe the intelligence of an animal.
Definition: The word "macws23" isn't a well-known term in English. It's likely a misspelling or an incorrect pronunciation due to its usage in the Bible, possibly referring to a person who has been given many titles from God (Moses). The correct word is "Moses".
Definition: Macaws are known for their distinctive blue-and-black plumage, often seen in pairs. "Macaws24" refers to a special pair or group of birds that are often used as model birds for studying bird communication and social behavior. The specific term 'macaws' is from the Hebrew language, which translates to 'birds of the night' in English, reflecting the nocturnal nature of these birds.
Definition: Macaws live in Africa, so Macsw25 refers to a specific breed. It's not known how this term originated or who first used it.
Definition: Macaw: 6th century BC (Sumerian): A bird, or a species of bird, closely resembling an eagle, with a long neck and strong beak. 6th c. BCE: The first known use of this term as a name for a creature. It is also used as the name of an animal in ancient Mesopotamian mythology. The word "macaw" comes from the Sumerian word "machawu," which translates to "bird with wings." These birds had distinctive features and were often kept as pets. In ancient times, they were often depicted in art and literature for their beauty and grace.
Definition: Macaws are small, brightly colored birds native to Africa. This term is used in the Bible to refer to a group of domesticated birds that were raised by humans. Definition: Macaw refers to a type of bird known for its bright colors and intricate patterns on their feathers. It's believed they were raised as pets by people due to their attractiveness.
Definition: The word "macaws28" comes from ancient Hebrew, meaning "cattle with horns." It's a type of cow. In the Bible, it refers to the shepherd's oxen or other animals that have horns. The term is used in the Old Testament to refer to some unusual cattle, which had horns.