"purple martin" meaning in English

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Noun

Forms: purple martins [plural]
Head templates: {{en-noun}} purple martin (plural purple martins)
  1. The largest North American swallow, Progne subis. Categories (lifeform): Swallows Translations (bird): ᏡᏡ (tlutlu) (Cherokee), 紫崖燕 (zǐyáyàn) (Chinese Mandarin), purperzwaluw [feminine] (Dutch), sinipääsky (Finnish), Purpurschwalbe [feminine] (German), пурпу́рная лесна́я ла́сточка (purpúrnaja lesnája lástočka) [feminine] (Russian), golondrina purpúrea [feminine] (Spanish)

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