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.
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