Jays Meaning in English
word · lemma: jay
ˈdʒeɪz
JAYZ
dʒˈeɪz
JAYZ
Definition
Jays are colorful birds in the crow family, often recognized by their bright feathers and noisy calls.
Usage & Nuances
"Jays" is the plural of "jay." Used mainly in nature or birdwatching contexts. Do not confuse with the letter 'J' or personal names. Collocates with 'blue jays,' 'Eurasian jays,' 'a flock of jays.'
Spanish: arrendajosPortuguese (BR): gralhasPortuguese (PT): gaiosChinese (Simplified): 松鸦Chinese (Traditional): 松鴉Hindi: नीलकंठArabic: طيور السُّنْجُبBengali: নীলকণ্ঠ - জয় (পাখি)Russian: сойкиJapanese: カケスVietnamese: chim giẻ cùiKorean: 어치Turkish: alaçaylak - alakargaUrdu: نیل کنٹھ (پرندہ)Indonesian: burung jay
Example Sentences
We saw three jays in the garden this morning.
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Jays are known for their blue feathers.
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The children watched the jays eating nuts.
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It was hard to photograph the jays because they moved so quickly.
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A flock of jays visited our backyard every afternoon last summer.
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You’ll often hear jays before you see them because they're so loud.
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