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lovebirds

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/ˈlʌvbɜrdz/ · love-birds

small, affectionate birds often kept as pets

Meanings

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small, affectionate birds often kept as pets

چھوٹے، محبت کرنے والے پرندے جو اکثر پالتو کے طور پر رکھے جاتے ہیں

محبت کرنے والے پرندے

mohabbat karne wale parinday

Synonyms

couplepairbirds of affectionجوڑاپیارا جوڑامحبت کرنے والے

Antonyms

enemystrangeropponentدشمناجنبیمخالف

Common Collocations

  • lovebirds in a cage
  • happy lovebirds
  • affectionate lovebirds

Example Sentences

The lovebirds sat close together on the perch.

محبت کرنے والے پرندے چوکی پر قریب قریب بیٹھے تھے.

mohabbat karne wale parinday choki par qareeb qareeb baithay thay.

She bought a pair of lovebirds for her daughter.

اس نے اپنی بیٹی کے لیے محبت کرنے والے پرندوں کا جوڑا خریدا.

us ne apni beti ke liye mohabbat karne wale parindon ka jora kharida.

The lovebirds often chirped sweetly to each other.

محبت کرنے والے پرندے اکثر ایک دوسرے کو پیارے گیت گاتے تھے.

mohabbat karne wale parinday aksar aik dosray ko pyaray geet gata thay.

Easily Confused With

lovebird:Lovebird is the singular form, referring to one bird, while lovebirds is the plural form.

Word Family

lovey-dovey
adjectiveمحبت بھرا
loving
adjectiveمحبت کرنے والا

See Also

💡 Memory Tip

Think of two birds sitting together, symbolizing love and affection.

Imagine two colorful birds cuddling in a heart shape.

✍️ Urdu Poetry

محبت بھری یہ باتیں، سنو ہمسلوں! پرندے بن کر یہ جانی ہے.

mohabbat bhari yeh baatein, suno hamslon! parinday ban kar yeh jaani hai.

These love-filled words, listen dear friends! To be birds in love is the essence.

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🗣️ Urdu Proverb

پرندے جڑتے نہیں، جب تک محبت کا جذبہ نہ ہو.

parinday jurtay nahi, jab tak mohabbat ka jazba na ho.

Birds do not bond unless there is a feeling of love.

📖 Etymology

Origin: English "love + bird" — birds that are affectionate and social towards each other

First known use: 19th century

The term 'lovebirds' has been used in English since the 19th century to describe affectionate small birds, particularly species of the genus Agapornis.