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corvid
This term is primarily used in scientific, ornithological, or academic contexts to categorize a specific group of birds known for their high intelligence and complex social structures. It carries a clinical tone compared to the common names of the birds it encompasses, such as crow or raven, and is typically employed when discussing evolutionary traits or behavioral patterns across the entire family.
As a standard countable noun, it follows regular English pluralization rules. There are no irregular grammatical properties or partitive requirements associated with this word, as it refers to individual biological organisms.
Meanings
Examples
Every corvid in this forest seems to recognize the researchers.
Corvids are widely regarded as some of the most intelligent birds on earth.
The raven is the largest corvid in North America.
I wonder if this corvid can actually solve that puzzle.
The ancient ruins were surrounded by a murder of corvids.
A corvid can use tools to retrieve food from hard to reach places.