How Do You Spell BUDGERYGAH?

Pronunciation: [bˈʌd͡ʒɹɪɡə] (IPA)

Budgerygah is a word that might leave many scratching their heads in terms of its spelling. However, it can be pronounced using the International Phonetic Alphabet (IPA) as "bʌdʒərɪga". This word is an Australian term that refers to a type of bird native to the country known for its distinctive plumage and chatty demeanor. Although it may seem difficult to spell, with the help of using IPA, pronouncing and spelling this word can be made easier for non-native speakers.

Common Misspellings for BUDGERYGAH

• vudgerygah
• nudgerygah
• hudgerygah
• gudgerygah
• bydgerygah
• bhdgerygah
• bjdgerygah
• bidgerygah
• b8dgerygah
• b7dgerygah
• busgerygah
• buxgerygah
• bucgerygah
• bufgerygah
• burgerygah
• buegerygah
• budferygah
• budverygah
• budberygah

Etymology of BUDGERYGAH

The word "budgerygah" is an alternative spelling of the Australian Aboriginal word "budgerigar", which refers to a small species of parrot native to Australia. The etymology of "budgerigar" is believed to come from the Gamilaraay language, spoken by the indigenous people of northwestern New South Wales, Australia. In Gamilaraay, "budgerigar" or "betcherrygah" is said to mean "good food" or "good to eat", alluding to the fact that these parrots feed on seeds and grasses. Over time, the word evolved into various spellings, with "budgerigar" being the most commonly used. "Budgerygah" is one such alternative spelling, but it is not as widely recognized.

Similar spelling words for BUDGERYGAH

• butchery,
• bjoerk,
• Bjork,
• bjarke,
• bjarki,
• budgereegah,
• bjerke,
• budgerigar,
• Bjoerg,
• bjorke,
• PADGERC.