Japanese word

イーグル

Pronunciation

Romajiīguru

Meaning

  • nouneagle

Example

そのイーグルは鋭い目をしています。so no ī gu ru wa surudo i me o shi te i ma su

That eagle has sharp eyes.

Illustration for イーグル (eagle)

More examples

イーグルは高い木の枝に巣を作ります。ī gu ru wa taka i ki no eda ni su o tsuku ri ma su

Eagles build nests in the branches of tall trees.

Core concept

Refers to a large bird of prey known for its powerful wings, sharp vision, and hooked beak.

Common phrases

  • イーグルの巣ī gu ru no su

    an eagle's nest

  • イーグルの翼ī gu ru no tsubasa

    an eagle's wings

  • イーグルの爪ī gu ru no tsume

    an eagle's talons

Similar words

鷲washi: The native Japanese word for a large bird of prey with sharp vision and powerful wings.

Definition in Japanese

大きな翼と鋭い目、曲がったくちばしを持つ猛禽類の鳥。ō ki na tsubasa to surudo i me ma ga tta ku chi ba shi o mo tsu mō kin rui no tori

Word origin

イーグル (īguru) is a loanword from English eagle, which comes through Old French aigle from Latin aquila, meaning "eagle".

Usage tips

  • The eagle is widely used as a symbol of strength and authority, including on the Great Seal of the United States.

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