Parrot in Spanish 🇪🇸

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Can “Laura” be added as acceptable? The speech recognition insists that’s what I’m saying.

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From the Latin word “lora”, which means “strap” or “thong”. This is a reference to the parrot’s hooked beak, which resembles a strap or thong.

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lora info.

Tips to remember the word ‘lora’:
1. Visualize a parrot when you hear the word ‘lora’ to associate it with its meaning.
2. Create a mental picture of a parrot named Lora to help remember the Spanish word more easily.
3. Practice saying the word out loud several times to improve retention.

Explanations:
In Spanish, ‘lora’ specifically refers to the species of bird known as a parrot. It is commonly used to describe these colorful and intelligent birds. The word can be both a noun and a name for a pet parrot.

Other words that mean the same thing:
1. Papagayo: Another Spanish word for ‘parrot’, commonly used in some Latin American countries.
2. Guacamaya: This is another term used in Spanish to refer to a parrot, often specifically referring to large species.

Alternate meanings like slang:
In certain Latin American countries, ‘lora’ can also be used as slang to mean a state of inebriation or being intoxicated. However, this meaning is more colloquial and doesn’t apply universally.

Examples of sentences:
1. Mi abuela tiene una lora llamada Lora. (My grandmother has a parrot named Lora.)
2. Me encanta escuchar el canto de las loritas en la selva. (I love listening to the song of the parrots in the jungle.)
3. El zoológico tiene una sección especial para las loritas. (The zoo has a special section for parrots.)

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