Cockerels Meaning in Bengali: মুরগা, কুকুরমারি, কুকুরমারিকা, কুকুরমারিকারা (noun, muraaga, kukuramari, kukuramarika, kukuramarikara)
Definition of Cockerels
(noun, kɒkərəl)
Cockerels refer to young male chickens that are less than a year old. They are known for their distinctive crowing sound and are often raised for their meat or as pets.
Synonyms of Cockerels
- Roosters – মুরগা (Roosters meaning in Bengali)
- Cocks – মুরগা (Cocks meaning in Bengali)
- Males – পুরুষ (Males meaning in Bengali)
- Chanticleers – মুরগা (Chanticleers meaning in Bengali)
Antonyms of Cockerels
- Hens – মুরগী
- Females – নারী
Origin of Cockerels
The word “cockerels” originated from the Middle English word “cokrel,” which is a diminutive form of “cock,” meaning a male chicken.
Nearby Words
- Chickens – noun
- Roosts – noun
- Feathers – noun
- Flocks – noun
Cockerels in Literature Quotes
“The cockerel crowed at dawn, signaling the start of a new day.” – William Shakespeare (কুকুরমারি সকালে কাঁদল, নতুন দিনের শুরু সূচনা করে।)
“The proud cockerel strutted around the farmyard, asserting his dominance.” – George Orwell (গর্বিত কুকুরমারি খামারের চারদিকে হেঁটে দাঁড়িয়েছিল, তাঁর প্রভুত্ব দাবি করে।)
Cockerels Meaning in Different Languages
- Bengali: মুরগা
- Hindi: मुर्गा
- Nepali: मुर्गा
- Urdu: مرغا
- Tamil: கோழி
- Telugu: కోడి
- Arabic: ديك صغير
- Chinese: 公鸡
- Japanese: 雄鶏
- Russian: петух
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