bulbul

/ˈbʊlbʊl/
noun
  1. A small, songbird found in Africa, Asia, and the Middle East, known for its melodious voice.
    • We spotted a bulbul perched on the garden fence.
    • A bulbul sang from the treetop at dawn.
    • The bulbul's song is often described as sweet and flute-like.
  2. A poet or singer, especially in Persian or Urdu poetry, often compared to the nightingale.
    • The old poet was called the bulbul of the court for his beautiful verses.
    • In classical poetry, the bulbul represents the lover's longing.
    • She sang like a bulbul, enchanting everyone in the audience.
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