Entity: NIGHTINGALE-
A nightingale is a small bird known for its beautiful and melodious song, typically heard at night. It is often associated with romance and poetry due to its enchanting vocalizations.
NIGHTINGALE-
Etymology
The term 'nightingale' originates from Old English 'nihtegala,' which combines 'niht' (night) and 'galan' (to sing).
Definition
A nightingale is a small bird with a beautiful, loud song, often heard at night, known for its melodious singing.
Historical Context
Throughout history, nightingales have been celebrated in literature, art, and music for their captivating songs. They symbolize love, longing, and the beauty of nature.
Cultural Significance
In various cultures, the nightingale is a symbol of love, hope, and renewal. Its song is often associated with romantic themes and the arrival of spring.
Related Concepts
Other birds known for their melodious songs include the mockingbird, thrush, and blackbird.
See Also
A small bird with a beautiful, loud song, often heard at night, known for its melodious singing.