acalanthis

acalanthidēs (plural nominative)
acalanthidēs (plural vocative)
acalanthidem (singular accusative)
acalanthidēs (plural accusative)
acalanthidis (singular genitive)
acalanthidum (plural genitive)
acalanthidī (singular dative)
acalanthidibus (plural dative)
acalanthidĕ (singular ablative)
acalanthidibus (plural ablative)


accipiter

Composé du radical de ocior (« plus rapide ») et de celui de peto (anciennement « voler », « attaquer »), apparenté au grec ὠκύπτερος, ôkúpteros (« aux ailes rapides »).

accipitrēs (plural nominative)
accipitrēs (plural vocative)
accipitrem (singular accusative)
accipitrēs (plural accusative)
accipitris (singular genitive)
accipitrum (plural genitive)
accipitrī (singular dative)
accipitribus (plural dative)
accipitrĕ (singular ablative)
accipitribus (plural ablative)

accipitro

déchirer (à la manière d'un oiseau de proie)

Unum nomen avium, sed genus diversum. Nam sicut specie sibi differunt, ita et naturae diversitate. Nam aliae simplices sunt, ut columbae; aliae astutae, ut perdix; aliae ad manum se subiciunt, ut accipiter; aliae reformidant, ut garamantes; aliae hominum conversatione delectantur, ut hirundo; aliae in desertis secretam vitam diligunt, ut turtur; aliae solo semine reperto pascuntur, ut anser; aliae carnes edunt et rapinis intendunt, ut milvus; aliae enchoriae, quae manent in locis semper, ut struthio; aliae adventiciae, quae propriis temporibus revertuntur, ut ciconiae, hirundines; aliae congregae, id est gregatim volantes, ut sturni et coturnices; aliae solivagae, id est solitariae propter insidias depraedandi, ut aquila; accipiter et quaecumque ita sunt; aliae vocibus strepunt, ut hirundo; aliae cantus edunt dulcissimos, ut cygnus et merula; aliae verba et voces hominum imitantur, ut psittacus et pica.

Isidore, Etymologiarum, XII, 7 : De avibus


aucella

Dérivé de auca (« oiseau d’eau, oie »), avec le suffixe -ella.

aucellă (singular nominative)
aucellae (plural nominative)
aucellă (singular vocative)
aucellae (plural vocative)
aucellăm (singular accusative)
aucellās (plural accusative)
aucellae (singular genitive)
aucellārŭm (plural genitive)
aucellae (singular dative)
aucellīs (plural dative)
aucellā (singular ablative)
aucellīs (plural ablative)


alcedo

Apparenté au grec ancien ἀλκυών, alkyṓn.

alcedonēs (plural nominative)
alcedonēs (plural vocative)
alcedonem (singular accusative)
alcedonēs (plural accusative)
alcedonis (singular genitive)
alcedonum (plural genitive)
alcedonī (singular dative)
alcedonibus (plural dative)
alcedonĕ (singular ablative)
alcedonibus (plural ablative)

[äɫ̪ˈkeːd̪oː]

[äl̠ʲˈt͡ʃɛːd̪o]


alauda

Mot gaulois signifiant « la grande chanteuse » composé de *al- (« grand ») et *aud- (« chant ») apparenté au breton alc’hweder.

alaudă (singular nominative)
alaudae (plural nominative)
alaudă (singular vocative)
alaudae (plural vocative)
alaudăm (singular accusative)
alaudās (plural accusative)
alaudae (singular genitive)
alaudārŭm (plural genitive)
alaudae (singular dative)
alaudīs (plural dative)
alaudā (singular ablative)
alaudīs (plural ablative)


aquila

Il est pour aquila avis, peut-être en raison de sa couleur sombre, le grec ancien a μελανάετος, melanáetos, de μέλας, mélas (« noir »).

aquilă (singular nominative)
aquilae (plural nominative)
aquilă (singular vocative)
aquilae (plural vocative)
aquilăm (singular accusative)
aquilās (plural accusative)
aquilae (singular genitive)
aquilārŭm (plural genitive)
aquilae (singular dative)
aquilīs (plural dative)
aquilā (singular ablative)
aquilīs (plural ablative)

Pes aquile, predo testudinis, aera findit.

La traduction en français de l’exemple manque. (Ajouter)

velociores fuerunt persecutores nostri aquilis caeli super montes persecuti sunt nos in deserto insidiati sunt nobis.

Nos persécuteurs ont été plus vites que les aigles du ciel ; ils nous ont poursuivis sur les montagnes ; ils nous ont tendu des pièges dans le désert.


ciconia

Apparenté à cano (« chanter ») → voir luscinia.

ciconiă (singular nominative)
ciconiae (plural nominative)
ciconiă (singular vocative)
ciconiae (plural vocative)
ciconiăm (singular accusative)
ciconiās (plural accusative)
ciconiae (singular genitive)
ciconiārŭm (plural genitive)
ciconiae (singular dative)
ciconiīs (plural dative)
ciconiā (singular ablative)
ciconiīs (plural ablative)

Vnum nomen avium, sed genus diversum. Nam sicut specie sibi differunt, ita et naturae diversitate. Nam aliae simplices sunt, ut columbae; aliae astutae, ut perdix; aliae ad manum se subiciunt, ut accipiter; aliae reformidant, ut garamantes; aliae hominum conversatione delectantur, ut hirundo; aliae in desertis secretam vitam diligunt, ut turtur; aliae solo semine reperto pascuntur, ut anser; aliae carnes edunt et rapinis intendunt, ut milvus; aliae enchoriae, quae manent in locis semper, ut struthio; aliae adventiciae, quae propriis temporibus revertuntur, ut ciconiae, hirundines; aliae congregae, id est gregatim volantes, ut sturni et coturnices; aliae solivagae, id est solitariae propter insidias depraedandi, ut aquila; accipiter et quaecumque ita sunt; aliae vocibus strepunt, ut hirundo; aliae cantus edunt dulcissimos, ut cygnus et merula; aliae verba et voces hominum imitantur, ut psittacus et pica.


corvus

De l’indo-européen commun *ker- (« onomatopée du croassement ») qui donne aussi corax via le grec ancien, cornīx (« corneille »), crōciō (« croasser »).

Note : certains linguistes penchent pour le radical *ker- (« noir ») et avis (« oiseau ») et le sens de « oiseau noir » et pour cornix une construction similaire de *ker- + ὄρνις, ornis (« oiseau »), → voir aquila.

corvī (plural nominative)
corve (singular vocative)
corvī (plural vocative)
corvum (singular accusative)
corvōs (plural accusative)
corvī (singular genitive)
corvōrum (plural genitive)
corvō (singular dative)
corvīs (plural dative)
corvō (singular ablative)
corvīs (plural ablative)

picus et cornix ab laevā, corvus, parra ab dexterā consuadent


cuculus

De l’indo-européen commun *kuku (« coucou ») qui donne κόκκυξ, kokkux en grec ancien, kukavica en slovène кукувица, kukuvitsa en bulgare, kukačka en tchèque, etc.

cuculī (plural nominative)
cucule (singular vocative)
cuculī (plural vocative)
cuculum (singular accusative)
cuculōs (plural accusative)
cuculī (singular genitive)
cuculōrum (plural genitive)
cuculō (singular dative)
cuculīs (plural dative)
cuculō (singular ablative)
cuculīs (plural ablative)

Avium nomina multa a sono vocis constat esse conposita: ut grus, corvus, cygnus, pavo, milvus, ulula, cuculus, graculus et cetera.


alcyon

Du grec ancien ἀλκυών, alkyṓn, la variante avec un /h/ est un rapprochement plaisant avec ἅλς, háls (« la mer »).

alcyonēs (plural nominative)
alcyonēs (plural vocative)
alcyonem (singular accusative)
alcyonēs (plural accusative)
alcyonis (singular genitive)
alcyonum (plural genitive)
alcyonī (singular dative)
alcyonibus (plural dative)
alcyonĕ (singular ablative)
alcyonibus (plural ablative)


gavia

De l’indo-européen commun *gō̆u (« crier »).

gaviă (singular nominative)
gaviae (plural nominative)
gaviă (singular vocative)
gaviae (plural vocative)
gaviăm (singular accusative)
gaviās (plural accusative)
gaviae (singular genitive)
gaviārŭm (plural genitive)
gaviae (singular dative)
gaviīs (plural dative)
gaviā (singular ablative)
gaviīs (plural ablative)

Tunc avis peralba illa gavia, quæ super fluctus marinos pinnis natat, demergit sese propere ad oceani profundum gremium.

Alors cet oiseau tout blanc qu’on appelle la mouette, qui nage sur les flots de la mer, plongea en hâte dans les profondeurs de l'océan.

Apulée, Les métamorphoses, ou l’âne d’or, livre V, page 467


turdus

De l’indo-européen commun *trozdos « oiseau noir » apparenté au breton tred « étourneau », à l'anglais thrush, au tchèque drozd et au lituanien strãzdas.

turdī (plural nominative)
turde (singular vocative)
turdī (plural vocative)
turdum (singular accusative)
turdōs (plural accusative)
turdī (singular genitive)
turdōrum (plural genitive)
turdō (singular dative)
turdīs (plural dative)
turdō (singular ablative)
turdīs (plural ablative)
turda


turtur

D’une onomatopée *teter exprimant le pépiement des oiseaux et apparenté au grec τετράων, tetráôn qui donne tetrao, tetrax (« tétras »), au tchèque tetřev (« coq de bruyère »), à tétriner (« caqueter »).

turturēs (plural nominative)
turturēs (plural vocative)
turturem (singular accusative)
turturēs (plural accusative)
turturis (singular genitive)
turturum (plural genitive)
turturī (singular dative)
turturibus (plural dative)
turturĕ (singular ablative)
turturibus (plural ablative)

Vnum nomen avium, sed genus diversum. Nam sicut specie sibi differunt, ita et naturae diversitate. Nam aliae simplices sunt, ut columbae; aliae astutae, ut perdix; aliae ad manum se subiciunt, ut accipiter; aliae reformidant, ut garamantes; aliae hominum conversatione delectantur, ut hirundo; aliae in desertis secretam vitam diligunt, ut turtur; aliae solo semine reperto pascuntur, ut anser; aliae carnes edunt et rapinis intendunt, ut milvus; aliae enchoriae, quae manent in locis semper, ut [struthio]; aliae adventiciae, quae propriis temporibus revertuntur, ut ciconiae, hirundines; aliae congregae, id est gregatim volantes, ut sturni et coturnices; aliae solivagae, id est solitariae propter insidias depraedandi, ut aquila; accipiter et quaecumque ita sunt; aliae vocibus strepunt, ut hirundo; aliae cantus edunt dulcissimos, ut cygnus et merula; aliae verba et voces hominum imitantur, ut psittacus et pica.

turtur marina


pica

Probablement de pingo en raison de sa robe bariolée → voir picus.

pică (singular nominative)
picae (plural nominative)
pică (singular vocative)
picae (plural vocative)
picăm (singular accusative)
picās (plural accusative)
picae (singular genitive)
picārŭm (plural genitive)
picae (singular dative)
picīs (plural dative)
picā (singular ablative)
picīs (plural ablative)


passer

Avec le suffixe -er, fait comme passus, de pando (« épandre, répandre ») ; le radical *pet de ce verbe est intimement lié à celui qui donne —pour le sens de « oiseau »— le grec ancien πτερόν, ptéron (« aile ») ou le latin acci-piter.

passerēs (plural nominative)
passerēs (plural vocative)
passerem (singular accusative)
passerēs (plural accusative)
passeris (singular genitive)
passerum (plural genitive)
passerī (singular dative)
passeribus (plural dative)
passerĕ (singular ablative)
passeribus (plural ablative)

Passer marinus.

Oiseau marin, parce qu’importé de loin par la mer.


halcyon

halcyonēs (plural nominative)
halcyonēs (plural vocative)
halcyonem (singular accusative)
halcyonēs (plural accusative)
halcyonis (singular genitive)
halcyonum (plural genitive)
halcyonī (singular dative)
halcyonibus (plural dative)
halcyonĕ (singular ablative)
halcyonibus (plural ablative)


coccyx

Du grec ancien κόκκυξ, kókkux (« coucou »).

coccygēs (plural nominative)
coccygēs (plural vocative)
coccygem (singular accusative)
coccygēs (plural accusative)
coccygis (singular genitive)
coccygum (plural genitive)
coccygī (singular dative)
coccygibus (plural dative)
coccygĕ (singular ablative)
coccygibus (plural ablative)


phalaris

Du grec ancien φαλαρίς, phalaris ou φαληρίς qui donne la variante phaleris.

phalaridēs (plural nominative)
phalaridēs (plural vocative)
phalaridem (singular accusative)
phalaridēs (plural accusative)
phalaridis (singular genitive)
phalaridum (plural genitive)
phalaridī (singular dative)
phalaridibus (plural dative)
phalaridĕ (singular ablative)
phalaridibus (plural ablative)


aucellus

Contraction de *avicellus (« oiselet »), Dérivé de avis (« oiseau »), avec le suffixe -ellus diminutif.

aucellī (plural nominative)
aucelle (singular vocative)
aucellī (plural vocative)
aucellum (singular accusative)
aucellōs (plural accusative)
aucellī (singular genitive)
aucellōrum (plural genitive)
aucellō (singular dative)
aucellīs (plural dative)
aucellō (singular ablative)
aucellīs (plural ablative)
aucella


auca

(Latin tardif) De avis (« oiseau »), étroitement lié à celui de aqua (« eau »), aquila (« aigle »).

aucă (singular nominative)
aucae (plural nominative)
aucă (singular vocative)
aucae (plural vocative)
aucăm (singular accusative)
aucās (plural accusative)
aucae (singular genitive)
aucārŭm (plural genitive)
aucae (singular dative)
aucīs (plural dative)
aucā (singular ablative)
aucīs (plural ablative)


falco

Dérivé de falx, avec le suffixe -o, -onis, ou apparenté à flecto. Festus explique : « falcones dicuntur, quorum digiti pollices in pedibus intro sunt curvati. » Comparez avec le grec ancien φάλκων, phalkôn.

falconēs (plural nominative)
falconēs (plural vocative)
falconem (singular accusative)
falconēs (plural accusative)
falconis (singular genitive)
falconum (plural genitive)
falconī (singular dative)
falconibus (plural dative)
falconĕ (singular ablative)
falconibus (plural ablative)


strix

Du grec ancien στρίγξ, strínx, de στρίζω, strízō, en latin strideo comme le souligne Isidore dans l’exemple donné ci-dessous.

strigēs (plural nominative)
strigēs (plural vocative)
strigem (singular accusative)
strigēs (plural accusative)
strigis (singular genitive)
strigum (plural genitive)
strigī (singular dative)
strigibus (plural dative)
strigĕ (singular ablative)
strigibus (plural ablative)

Effraie, hibou, strige (oiseau de nuit qui, selon les anciens, suçait le sang des jeunes enfants).

Strix nocturna avis, habens nomen de sono vocis; quando enim clamat stridet.


oenanthe

Du grec ancien οἰνάνθη, oinanthê (« fleur de vigne »).

oenanthae (plural nominative)
oenanthae (plural vocative)
oenanthen (singular accusative)
oenanthas (plural accusative)
oenanthes (singular genitive)
oenantharum (plural genitive)
oenanthae (singular dative)
oenanthis (plural dative)
oenanthis (plural ablative)

Oenanthe quidem etiam statos latebrae dies habet. exoriente sirio occultata ab occasu eiusdem prodit, quod miremur, ipsis diebus utrumque. chlorion quoque, qui totus est luteus, hieme non visus, circa solstitia procedit.

L'oenanthe a des jours fixe de retraite : elle se cache au lever de Sirius et se montre au coucher de cette constellation, et, chose singulière, aux jours précis du lever et du coucher. Le loriot, qui est entièrement jaune, se cache en hiver, et paraît vers le solstice d'été. — (traduction)


icterus

icterī (plural nominative)
ictere (singular vocative)
icterī (plural vocative)
icterum (singular accusative)
icterōs (plural accusative)
icterī (singular genitive)
icterōrum (plural genitive)
icterō (singular dative)
icterīs (plural dative)
icterō (singular ablative)
icterīs (plural ablative)

aurugo est le mot latin pour ictère, jaunisse.

Loriot, oiseau jaunâtre dont le regard guérit la jaunisse.


mergus

mergī (plural nominative)
merge (singular vocative)
mergī (plural vocative)
mergum (singular accusative)
mergōs (plural accusative)
mergī (singular genitive)
mergōrum (plural genitive)
mergō (singular dative)
mergīs (plural dative)
mergō (singular ablative)
mergīs (plural ablative)

praesagiunt pluviam mergi


noctua

noctuă (singular nominative)
noctuae (plural nominative)
noctuă (singular vocative)
noctuae (plural vocative)
noctuăm (singular accusative)
noctuās (plural accusative)
noctuae (singular genitive)
noctuārŭm (plural genitive)
noctuae (singular dative)
noctuīs (plural dative)
noctuā (singular ablative)
noctuīs (plural ablative)

Athenas noctuam mittere.

envoyer une chouette à Athènes = porter de l’eau à la rivière.


otus

otī (plural nominative)
ote (singular vocative)
otī (plural vocative)
otum (singular accusative)
otōs (plural accusative)
otī (singular genitive)
otōrum (plural genitive)
otō (singular dative)
otīs (plural dative)
otō (singular ablative)
otīs (plural ablative)


picus

Apparenté ^([1]) à pica (« pie ») ou pingo (« piquer »).

picī (plural nominative)
pice (singular vocative)
picī (plural vocative)
picum (singular accusative)
picōs (plural accusative)
picī (singular genitive)
picōrum (plural genitive)
picō (singular dative)
picīs (plural dative)
picō (singular ablative)
picīs (plural ablative)

picus et cornix ab laevā, corvus, parra ab dexterā consuadent.


cornix

Apparenté ^([1]) à corvus (« corbeau ») et au grec ancien κορώνη, korṓnē.

cornīx (singular nominative)
cornīcēs (plural nominative)
cornīx (singular vocative)
cornīcēs (plural vocative)
cornīcem (singular accusative)
cornīcēs (plural accusative)
cornīcis (singular genitive)
cornīcum (plural genitive)
cornīcī (singular dative)
cornīcibus (plural dative)
cornīcĕ (singular ablative)
cornīcibus (plural ablative)

cornicum oculos configere

crever les yeux des corneilles (= tromper ceux qui voient clair).


cornicula

corniculă (singular nominative)
corniculae (plural nominative)
corniculă (singular vocative)
corniculae (plural vocative)
corniculăm (singular accusative)
corniculās (plural accusative)
corniculae (singular genitive)
corniculārŭm (plural genitive)
corniculae (singular dative)
corniculīs (plural dative)
corniculā (singular ablative)
corniculīs (plural ablative)


parra

Faiblement apparenté à l’indo-européen commun *sper (« sorte d'oiseau ») qui donne sparrow en anglais, Sperber en allemand, frâo en breton.

parră (singular nominative)
parrae (plural nominative)
parră (singular vocative)
parrae (plural vocative)
parrăm (singular accusative)
parrās (plural accusative)
parrae (singular genitive)
parrārŭm (plural genitive)
parrae (singular dative)
parrīs (plural dative)
parrā (singular ablative)
parrīs (plural ablative)

Oiseau de mauvais augure, orfraie, chouette ou huppe.


acanthis

acanthidēs (plural nominative)
acanthidēs (plural vocative)
acanthidem (singular accusative)
acanthidēs (plural accusative)
acanthidis (singular genitive)
acanthidum (plural genitive)
acanthidī (singular dative)
acanthidibus (plural dative)
acanthidĕ (singular ablative)
acanthidibus (plural ablative)


merulus

merulī (plural nominative)
merule (singular vocative)
merulī (plural vocative)
merulum (singular accusative)
merulōs (plural accusative)
merulī (singular genitive)
merulōrum (plural genitive)
merulō (singular dative)
merulīs (plural dative)
merulō (singular ablative)
merulīs (plural ablative)


merula

L'hypothèse est fantaisiste mais mentionnons la : composé de merus et de volare selon Quintilien (voir citation ci-dessous).

Pokorny le rapproche du breton moualc’h (« merle »), de l’indo-européen commun *ames (« oiseau noir »).

merulă (singular nominative)
merulae (plural nominative)
merulă (singular vocative)
merulae (plural vocative)
merulăm (singular accusative)
merulās (plural accusative)
merulae (singular genitive)
merulārŭm (plural genitive)
merulae (singular dative)
merulīs (plural dative)
merulā (singular ablative)
merulīs (plural ablative)

ut merula, quia sola volat, quasi mera volans nominaretur


ardea

Apparenté au grec ancien ἐρῳδιός, erôdios (« héron ») et ῥωδιός, au serbo-croate roda (« cigogne »).

ardeă (singular nominative)
ardeae (plural nominative)
ardeă (singular vocative)
ardeae (plural vocative)
ardeăm (singular accusative)
ardeās (plural accusative)
ardeae (singular genitive)
ardeārŭm (plural genitive)
ardeae (singular dative)
ardeīs (plural dative)
ardeā (singular ablative)
ardeīs (plural ablative)

Notasque paludem, deserit, atque altam supervolat ardea nubem

le héron quitte ses marais habituels, et vole au-dessus des nuages élevés.


trochilus

trochilī (plural nominative)
trochile (singular vocative)
trochilī (plural vocative)
trochilum (singular accusative)
trochilōs (plural accusative)
trochilī (singular genitive)
trochilōrum (plural genitive)
trochilō (singular dative)
trochilīs (plural dative)
trochilō (singular ablative)
trochilīs (plural ablative)


regulus

Dérivé de rex (« roi, chef »), avec le suffixe -ulus diminutif.

regulī (plural nominative)
regule (singular vocative)
regulī (plural vocative)
regulum (singular accusative)
regulōs (plural accusative)
regulī (singular genitive)
regulōrum (plural genitive)
regulō (singular dative)
regulīs (plural dative)
regulō (singular ablative)
regulīs (plural ablative)


sturnus

Le mot fait ψάρ en grec ancien, Star en allemand, starling en anglais.

sturnī (plural nominative)
sturne (singular vocative)
sturnī (plural vocative)
sturnum (singular accusative)
sturnōs (plural accusative)
sturnī (singular genitive)
sturnōrum (plural genitive)
sturnō (singular dative)
sturnīs (plural dative)
sturnō (singular ablative)
sturnīs (plural ablative)

Vnum nomen avium, sed genus diversum. Nam sicut specie sibi differunt, ita et naturae diversitate. Nam aliae simplices sunt, ut columbae; aliae astutae, ut perdix; aliae ad manum se subiciunt, ut accipiter; aliae reformidant, ut garamantes; aliae hominum conversatione delectantur, ut hirundo; aliae in desertis secretam vitam diligunt, ut turtur; aliae solo semine reperto pascuntur, ut anser; aliae carnes edunt et rapinis intendunt, ut milvus; aliae enchoriae, quae manent in locis semper, ut struthio; aliae adventiciae, quae propriis temporibus revertuntur, ut ciconiae, hirundines; aliae congregae, id est gregatim volantes, ut sturni et coturnices; aliae solivagae, id est solitariae propter insidias depraedandi, ut aquila; accipiter et quaecumque ita sunt; aliae vocibus strepunt, ut hirundo; aliae cantus edunt dulcissimos, ut cygnus et merula; aliae verba et voces hominum imitantur, ut psittacus et pica.
 La traduction en français de l’exemple manque. (Ajouter)


nycticorax

Du grec ancien νυκτικόραξ, nycticorax → voir νύξ et corax.

nycticoracēs (plural nominative)
nycticoracēs (plural vocative)
nycticoracem (singular accusative)
nycticoracēs (plural accusative)
nycticoracis (singular genitive)
nycticoracum (plural genitive)
nycticoracī (singular dative)
nycticoracibus (plural dative)
nycticoracĕ (singular ablative)
nycticoracibus (plural ablative)

Nycticorax ipsa est noctua, quia noctem amat. Est enim avis lucifuga, et solem videre non patitur.


fulica

De l’indo-européen commun *bhel- (« brillant, blanc »), de ce même radical, via le grec ancien, le latin a phalerae (« phalères »).

fulică (singular nominative)
fulicae (plural nominative)
fulică (singular vocative)
fulicae (plural vocative)
fulicăm (singular accusative)
fulicās (plural accusative)
fulicae (singular genitive)
fulicārŭm (plural genitive)
fulicae (singular dative)
fulicīs (plural dative)
fulicā (singular ablative)
fulicīs (plural ablative)


palumbes

Variante osque de columba, apparenté au grec κόλυμβος, kólumbos (« plongeon »).

Ou, avec le sens de « oiseau au plumage gris/sombre » de l’indo-européen commun *pel (« gris »), apparenté à πελαργός, pelargos (« cigogne, oiseau noir et blanc »), pullus (« sombre, foncé, noirâtre »), plumbum (« plomb »).

palumbēs (plural nominative)
palumbēs (plural vocative)
palumbem (singular accusative)
palumbēs (plural accusative)
palumbis (singular genitive)
palumbum (plural genitive)
palumbī (singular dative)
palumbibus (plural dative)
palumbĕ (singular ablative)
palumbibus (plural ablative)


chlorion

chloria (plural nominative)
chloria (plural vocative)
chloria (plural accusative)
chloriī (singular genitive)
chloriōrum (plural genitive)
chloriō (singular dative)
chloriīs (plural dative)
chloriō (singular ablative)
chloriīs (plural ablative)


chloreus

chloreī (plural nominative)
chloree (singular vocative)
chloreī (plural vocative)
chloreum (singular accusative)
chloreōs (plural accusative)
chloreī (singular genitive)
chloreōrum (plural genitive)
chloreō (singular dative)
chloreīs (plural dative)
chloreō (singular ablative)
chloreīs (plural ablative)


frondator

Avec le suffixe -tor, de *frondo, frondare, frondatus (« ôter le feuillage ») dérivé de frons (« feuillage »).

frondatorēs (plural nominative)
frondatorēs (plural vocative)
frondatorem (singular accusative)
frondatorēs (plural accusative)
frondatoris (singular genitive)
frondatorum (plural genitive)
frondatorī (singular dative)
frondatoribus (plural dative)
frondatorĕ (singular ablative)
frondatoribus (plural ablative)


Procne

Procnen (singular accusative)
Procnes (singular genitive)
Procnae (singular dative)


scolopax

scolopacēs (plural nominative)
scolopacēs (plural vocative)
scolopacem (singular accusative)
scolopacēs (plural accusative)
scolopacis (singular genitive)
scolopacum (plural genitive)
scolopacī (singular dative)
scolopacibus (plural dative)
scolopacĕ (singular ablative)
scolopacibus (plural ablative)


porphyrio

porphyrionēs (plural nominative)
porphyrionēs (plural vocative)
porphyrionem (singular accusative)
porphyrionēs (plural accusative)
porphyrionis (singular genitive)
porphyrionum (plural genitive)
porphyrionī (singular dative)
porphyrionibus (plural dative)
porphyrionĕ (singular ablative)
porphyrionibus (plural ablative)


querquedula

Avec le suffixe -ula, apparenté au grec κερκουρίς, kerkourís, κερκήδης, kerkêdês, au tchèque čírka, au russe чирок tchirok, au suédois kricka ; en Ibérie, le mot a été adopté avec un autre suffixe, voir l'espagnol cerceta, le catalan xarxet. Plus avant, d’une onomatopée reproduisant le cri du mâle, apparenté à crocio, à notre crac.

querquedulă (singular nominative)
querquedulae (plural nominative)
querquedulă (singular vocative)
querquedulae (plural vocative)
querquedulăm (singular accusative)
querquedulās (plural accusative)
querquedulae (singular genitive)
querquedulārŭm (plural genitive)
querquedulae (singular dative)
querquedulīs (plural dative)
querquedulā (singular ablative)
querquedulīs (plural ablative)


herodius

herodiī (plural nominative)
herodie (singular vocative)
herodiī (plural vocative)
herodium (singular accusative)
herodiōs (plural accusative)
herodiī (singular genitive)
herodiōrum (plural genitive)
herodiō (singular dative)
herodiīs (plural dative)
herodiō (singular ablative)
herodiīs (plural ablative)

inmundas ne comedatis aquilam scilicet et grypem et alietum
ixon et vulturem ac milvum iuxta genus suum
et omne corvini generis
strutionem ac noctuam et larum atque accipitrem iuxta genus suum
herodium et cycnum et ibin
ac mergulum porphirionem et nycticoracem
onocrotalum et charadrium singula in genere suo upupam quoque et vespertilionem.


onocrotalus

Du grec ancien ὀνοκρόταλος, onokrotalos.

onocrotalī (plural nominative)
onocrotale (singular vocative)
onocrotalī (plural vocative)
onocrotalum (singular accusative)
onocrotalōs (plural accusative)
onocrotalī (singular genitive)
onocrotalōrum (plural genitive)
onocrotalō (singular dative)
onocrotalīs (plural dative)
onocrotalō (singular ablative)
onocrotalīs (plural ablative)

mais ne mangez point [les oiseaux] qui sont impurs, […]
l’onocrotalus, et le charadrius, chacun selon son espèce ; la huppe et la chauve-souris. — (traduction Sacy)


herodio

Du grec ancien ἐρῳδιός, erôdios (« héron »).

herodionēs (plural nominative)
herodionēs (plural vocative)
herodionem (singular accusative)
herodionēs (plural accusative)
herodionis (singular genitive)
herodionum (plural genitive)
herodionī (singular dative)
herodionibus (plural dative)
herodionĕ (singular ablative)
herodionibus (plural ablative)

erodionem et charadrion iuxta genus suum opupam quoque et vespertilionem.

le héron, la cigogne et tout ce qui est de la même espèce, la huppe et la chauve-souris. — (traduction Sacy)


charadrius

charadriī (plural nominative)
charadrie (singular vocative)
charadriī (plural vocative)
charadrium (singular accusative)
charadriōs (plural accusative)
charadriī (singular genitive)
charadriōrum (plural genitive)
charadriō (singular dative)
charadriīs (plural dative)
charadriō (singular ablative)
charadriīs (plural ablative)

Oiseau au plumage jaunâtre, courlis. Diversement traduit par héron, cigogne dans les traductions modernes de la Bible :


himantopus

himantopodēs (plural nominative)
himantopodēs (plural vocative)
himantopodem (singular accusative)
himantopodēs (plural accusative)
himantopodis (singular genitive)
himantopodum (plural genitive)
himantopodī (singular dative)
himantopodibus (plural dative)
himantopodĕ (singular ablative)
himantopodibus (plural ablative)


astur

asturēs (plural nominative)
asturēs (plural vocative)
asturem (singular accusative)
asturēs (plural accusative)
asturis (singular genitive)
asturum (plural genitive)
asturī (singular dative)
asturibus (plural dative)
asturĕ (singular ablative)
asturibus (plural ablative)


pantagathus

Du grec ancien πανταγαθός, pantagathos (« tout bon »).

pantagathī (plural nominative)
pantagathe (singular vocative)
pantagathī (plural vocative)
pantagathum (singular accusative)
pantagathōs (plural accusative)
pantagathī (singular genitive)
pantagathōrum (plural genitive)
pantagathō (singular dative)
pantagathīs (plural dative)
pantagathō (singular ablative)
pantagathīs (plural ablative)


ardeidae

→ voir ardea + suffixe -idea servant à former des noms de familles.

Famille des Aredéidés des hérons, aigrettes.

Les Ardeidae (ou ardéidés) sont une famille d'oiseaux constituée de 19 genres et de 67 espèces de hérons, aigrettes, butors et apparentées (crabiers, bihoreaux, savacou, onorés et blongios).


ardeola

De ardea (« héron ») avec le suffixe -ola.

ardeolă (singular nominative)
ardeolae (plural nominative)
ardeolă (singular vocative)
ardeolae (plural vocative)
ardeolăm (singular accusative)
ardeolās (plural accusative)
ardeolae (singular genitive)
ardeolārŭm (plural genitive)
ardeolae (singular dative)
ardeolīs (plural dative)
ardeolā (singular ablative)
ardeolīs (plural ablative)

ardeolae altero oculo carentes, optimi augurii


monedula

monedulă (singular nominative)
monedulae (plural nominative)
monedulă (singular vocative)
monedulae (plural vocative)
monedulăm (singular accusative)
monedulās (plural accusative)
monedulae (singular genitive)
monedulārŭm (plural genitive)
monedulae (singular dative)
monedulīs (plural dative)
monedulā (singular ablative)
monedulīs (plural ablative)


meleagris

meleagridēs (plural nominative)
meleagridēs (plural vocative)
meleagridem (singular accusative)
meleagridēs (plural accusative)
meleagridis (singular genitive)
meleagridum (plural genitive)
meleagridī (singular dative)
meleagridibus (plural dative)
meleagridĕ (singular ablative)
meleagridibus (plural ablative)


galgulus

galgulī (plural nominative)
galgule (singular vocative)
galgulī (plural vocative)
galgulum (singular accusative)
galgulōs (plural accusative)
galgulī (singular genitive)
galgulōrum (plural genitive)
galgulō (singular dative)
galgulīs (plural dative)
galgulō (singular ablative)
galgulīs (plural ablative)


galbulus

De galbus (« jaune-vert pâle ») avec le suffixe -ulus.

galbulī (plural nominative)
galbule (singular vocative)
galbulī (plural vocative)
galbulum (singular accusative)
galbulōs (plural accusative)
galbulī (singular genitive)
galbulōrum (plural genitive)
galbulō (singular dative)
galbulīs (plural dative)
galbulō (singular ablative)
galbulīs (plural ablative)


tinnunculus

Dérivé de tinnio (« tinter »), avec le suffixe -culus.

tinnunculī (plural nominative)
tinnuncule (singular vocative)
tinnunculī (plural vocative)
tinnunculum (singular accusative)
tinnunculōs (plural accusative)
tinnunculī (singular genitive)
tinnunculōrum (plural genitive)
tinnunculō (singular dative)
tinnunculīs (plural dative)
tinnunculō (singular ablative)
tinnunculīs (plural ablative)


ceyx

Du grec ancien κήϋξ, kḗÿx (« martin-pêcheur »).

ceycēs (plural nominative)
ceycēs (plural vocative)
ceycem (singular accusative)
ceycēs (plural accusative)
ceycis (singular genitive)
ceycum (plural genitive)
ceycī (singular dative)
ceycibus (plural dative)
ceycĕ (singular ablative)
ceycibus (plural ablative)


lusciniola

Dérivé de luscinia (« rossignol »), avec le suffixe -ula, -ola diminutif.

lusciniolă (singular nominative)
lusciniolae (plural nominative)
lusciniolă (singular vocative)
lusciniolae (plural vocative)
lusciniolăm (singular accusative)
lusciniolās (plural accusative)
lusciniolae (singular genitive)
lusciniolārŭm (plural genitive)
lusciniolae (singular dative)
lusciniolīs (plural dative)
lusciniolā (singular ablative)
lusciniolīs (plural ablative)


anthus

anthī (plural nominative)
anthe (singular vocative)
anthī (plural vocative)
anthum (singular accusative)
anthōs (plural accusative)
anthī (singular genitive)
anthōrum (plural genitive)
anthō (singular dative)
anthīs (plural dative)
anthō (singular ablative)
anthīs (plural ablative)

minimae avium cardueles imperata faciunt, nec voce tantum, sed pedibus et ore pro manibus. est quae boum mugitus imitetur, in Arelatensi agro taurus appellata, alioquin parva est. equorum quoque hinnitus anthus nomine herbae pabulo adventu eorum pulsa imitatur, ad hunc modum se ulciscens.

Les plus petits des oiseaux, les chardonnerets, exécutent les commandements non seulement avec leur voix, mais encore avec leur pied et leur bec, qui leur servent de mains. Dans le territoire d'Arles il est un oiseau qui imite les mugissements des boeufs ; on l'appelle taureau (le butor) ; du reste, il n'est pas gros. Un oiseau nommé anthus (le bruant) imite le hennissement du cheval ; chassé des pâturages par l'arrivée de chevaux, il les contrefait et c'est ainsi qu'il se venge. — (traduction)


apiastra

apiastră (singular nominative)
apiastrae (plural nominative)
apiastră (singular vocative)
apiastrae (plural vocative)
apiastrăm (singular accusative)
apiastrās (plural accusative)
apiastrae (singular genitive)
apiastrārŭm (plural genitive)
apiastrae (singular dative)
apiastrīs (plural dative)
apiastrā (singular ablative)
apiastrīs (plural ablative)

Oiseau mangeur d’abeilles (guêpier, guêpier d’Europe).


cheneros

chenerotēs (plural nominative)
chenerotēs (plural vocative)
chenerotem (singular accusative)
chenerotēs (plural accusative)
chenerotis (singular genitive)
chenerotum (plural genitive)
chenerotī (singular dative)
chenerotibus (plural dative)
chenerotĕ (singular ablative)
chenerotibus (plural ablative)


chenalopex

chenalopecēs (plural nominative)
chenalopecēs (plural vocative)
chenalopecem (singular accusative)
chenalopecēs (plural accusative)
chenalopecis (singular genitive)
chenalopecum (plural genitive)
chenalopecī (singular dative)
chenalopecibus (plural dative)
chenalopecĕ (singular ablative)
chenalopecibus (plural ablative)


iynx

iyngēs (plural nominative)
iyngēs (plural vocative)
iyngem (singular accusative)
iyngēs (plural accusative)
iyngis (singular genitive)
iyngum (plural genitive)
iyngī (singular dative)
iyngibus (plural dative)
iyngĕ (singular ablative)
iyngibus (plural ablative)

Torcol, oiseau qui servait dans les enchantements.


Pandion

Pandionem (singular accusative)
Pandionis (singular genitive)
Pandionī (singular dative)
Pandionĕ (singular ablative)

Pandion, fils d’Érechthée, père de Progné et de Philomèle, changées, l’une en hirondelle, l’autre en rossignol.


mergulus

Dérivé de mergus, avec le suffixe -ulus.

mergulī (plural nominative)
mergule (singular vocative)
mergulī (plural vocative)
mergulum (singular accusative)
mergulōs (plural accusative)
mergulī (singular genitive)
mergulōrum (plural genitive)
mergulō (singular dative)
mergulīs (plural dative)
mergulō (singular ablative)
mergulīs (plural ablative)


galeolus

galeolī (plural nominative)
galeole (singular vocative)
galeolī (plural vocative)
galeolum (singular accusative)
galeolōs (plural accusative)
galeolī (singular genitive)
galeolōrum (plural genitive)
galeolō (singular dative)
galeolīs (plural dative)
galeolō (singular ablative)
galeolīs (plural ablative)


galerita

galerită (singular nominative)
galeritae (plural nominative)
galerită (singular vocative)
galeritae (plural vocative)
galerităm (singular accusative)
galeritās (plural accusative)
galeritae (singular genitive)
galeritārŭm (plural genitive)
galeritae (singular dative)
galeritīs (plural dative)
galeritā (singular ablative)
galeritīs (plural ablative)


corydalus

corydalī (plural nominative)
corydale (singular vocative)
corydalī (plural vocative)
corydalum (singular accusative)
corydalōs (plural accusative)
corydalī (singular genitive)
corydalōrum (plural genitive)
corydalō (singular dative)
corydalīs (plural dative)
corydalō (singular ablative)
corydalīs (plural ablative)


vulturius

vulturiī (plural nominative)
vulturie (singular vocative)
vulturiī (plural vocative)
vulturium (singular accusative)
vulturiōs (plural accusative)
vulturiī (singular genitive)
vulturiōrum (plural genitive)
vulturiō (singular dative)
vulturiīs (plural dative)
vulturiō (singular ablative)
vulturiīs (plural ablative)


capys

Avec le sens de « rapace », apparenté à capio (« saisir »), voir l’étymologie de l’anglais hawk (« faucon »).