Firebird Meaning in English

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Definition

A 'firebird' is a mythical or legendary bird found in stories and folklore, often described as a beautiful, magical bird with feathers that glow or burn with fire.

Usage & Nuances

Mostly used in fantasy, folklore, or mythology contexts. Sometimes confused with 'phoenix,' but the 'firebird' can have unique stories in Slavic and Russian tales. Can also be used as a poetic or symbolic name for creative works, teams, or products.

• Spanish: pájaro de fuego - ave fénix (mítico)
• Portuguese (BR): pássaro de fogo - fênix (mítico)
• Portuguese (PT): pássaro de fogo - fénix (mítico)
• Chinese (Simplified): 火鸟 - 凤凰（神话中的）
• Chinese (Traditional): 火鳥 - 鳳凰（神話中的）
• Hindi: आग का पक्षी - फीनिक्स (पौराणिक)
• Arabic: طائر النار - العنقاء (أسطوري)
• Bengali: অগ্নি-পাখি - আগুনপাখি
• Russian: жар-птица
• Japanese: 火の鳥
• Vietnamese: chim lửa
• Korean: 불새
• Turkish: ateşkuşu - ateş kuşu
• Urdu: آگ کا پرندہ
• Indonesian: burung api

Example Sentences

Everyone in town was talking about the new sports car called the Firebird.

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The old story tells of a magical firebird that brings light to the land.

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The prince went on a quest to find the firebird.

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Have you seen the picture of a bright firebird in the book?

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In Slavic tales, the firebird is both a blessing and a challenge for heroes.

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The ballet 'The Firebird' is famous for its dramatic music and magical story.

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