lovebird

See also: love bird

English

Peach-faced Lovebirds of the genus Agapornis

Etymology

love +‎ bird

Noun

lovebird (plural lovebirds)

1. Any small parrot from one of the nine species within the genus Agapornis, sometimes they are kept as cage birds, noted for their affection towards each other.
2. (metaphorical, usually in the plural) One of the members of an openly affectionate couple.

Hyponyms

• black-cheeked lovebird, Agapornis nigrigenis
• black-collared lovebird (or Swindern's lovebird), Agapornis swindernianus
• black-winged lovebird (or Abyssinian lovebird), Agapornis taranta
• Fischer's lovebird, Agapornis fischeri
• grey-headed lovebird (or Madagascar lovebird), Agapornis canus
• Lilian's lovebird (or Nyasa lovebird), Agapornis lilianae
• red-headed lovebird (or red-faced lovebird), Agapornis pullarius
• rosy-faced lovebird (or peach-faced lovebird), Agapornis roseicollis
• yellow-collared lovebird (or masked lovebird), Agapornis personatus,

Translations

a parrot of the genus Agapornis

• Chinese:

  Mandarin: 情侶鸚鵡 (zh), 情侣鹦鹉 (zh) (qínglǚyīngwǔ), 愛情鸚鵡, 爱情鹦鹉 (àiqíngyīngwǔ), 愛情鳥, 爱情鸟 (àiqíngniǎo)

• Finnish: kaijanen
• French: inséparable (fr) m, inséparable (fr) f
• German: Unzertrennlicher (de) m, Unzertrennliche (de) f, Agapornide m, Agapornide f, Liebesvogel m
• Greek: αγαπόρνις m (agapórnis)
• Italian: inseparabile (it) m
• Japanese: ラブバード (rabu bādo)

• Manx: parrad graih m
• Portuguese: agapórnis m, inseparável (pt) m
• Romanian: papagal amorez m
• Russian: неразлу́чник (ru) m (nerazlúčnik)
• Spanish: inseparable (es) m
• Telugu: ప్రేమపక్షి (prēmapakṣi)
• Volapük: gaaporn

an affectionate couple (or a person thereof)

• Finnish: kyyhkyläiset pl
• French: tourtereaux (fr) m pl (cf. tourtereau (fr) m, tourterelle (fr) f)
• German: Turteltauben (de) f pl (cf. Turteltaube (de) f)
• Greek: τρυγονάκι (el) n (trygonáki)
• Italian: piccioncini m pl (cf. piccioncino m, piccioncina f)

• Norwegian: turtelduer m pl, f pl (turteldue m, f)
• Portuguese: pombinhos m pl
• Russian: голубо́к (ru) m (golubók), голу́бка (ru) f (golúbka)
• Spanish: tórtolo m, tórtola (es) f