osprey
osp·rey
noun
Origin
From Late Middle English ospray, from Anglo-Norman ospriet, from Medieval Latin avis praedae (“bird of prey”), a generic term apparently confused with this specific bird in Old French on its similarity to ossifrage.
Phrases
- eastern osprey
- western osprey
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