Weka Definition

wēkə, wā-
noun
Any of a genus (Gallirallus) of large flightless rails of New Zealand.
Webster's New World
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Wiktionary
Synonyms:
  • wood hen
  • maori hen

Other Word Forms of Weka

Noun

Singular:
weka
Plural:
wekas

Origin of Weka

  • Maori

    From American Heritage Dictionary of the English Language, 5th Edition

Weka Sentence Examples

  • Outside the forest country the weka, an almost wingless bird, is numerous, and in the Alps a hawk-like green parrot, the kea, has learned to kill sheep and holds its ground.

  • Until recent years the forest birds did much to atone for this deficiency, for among them the tui and makomako rank high as songsters, while the apteryxes, kakapo, weka and stitch-bird are of peculiar interest to science.

  • Malcolm pointed to some rotten stumps with holes in, " a good example of Weka work " he muttered.

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Words Starting With

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