корелла

Borrowed from German Korella, zoological name used in 18th–19th century ornithology for various parrots of the Australasian region, ultimately from scientific Latin Corella, genus name applied to some cockatoos and parrots. The Latin genus name is of uncertain origin; it may be derived from a geographical or proper name rather than from a classical Latin root.

• IPA^(key): /kɐˈrʲelːə/

коре́лла • (korélla) f inan (genitive коре́ллы, nominative plural коре́ллы, genitive plural коре́лл)

коре́лла f (genitive коре́ллы)

1. (ornithology) cockatiel

   a small Australian parrot of the species Nymphicus hollandicus, commonly kept as a pet bird.

• калопси́тта (kalopsítta) (scientific, bookish)
• нимфи́ка (nimfíka) (rare, from genus name)

• попуга́й (popugáj)

• коре́лловый (koréllovyj) (adjective, rare)

• какаду́ (kakadú)
• попуга́еобразные (popugájeobraznyje)