heron

英 ['her(?)n] 美['h?r?n]

暢通詞匯禽鳥

復數:?herons;

heron 鷺

來自PIE*kreik,尖叫，擬聲詞，模仿這種鳥的叫聲，詞源同egret.

heron: heron: [OE] Heron may well have originated in imitation of the bird’s cry, for its source was probably Indo-European *qriq- (whence also Russian krichat’ ‘call out, shout’). From this was descended prehistoric Germanic *khaigaron (source of Swedish h?ger ‘heron’), which was borrowed into Old French as hairon. English took it over as heron or hern (the latter now a memory surviving in personal names and placenames, such as Earnshaw).
heron (n.): c. 1300, from Old French hairon (12c.), earlier hairo (11c., Modern French héron), from Frankish *haigiro or some other Germanic source, from Proto-Germanic *hraigran (cognates: Old High German heigaro "heron," German Reiher, Dutch reiger, Old Norse hegri), from PIE *qriq-, perhaps imitative of its cry (compare Old Church Slavonic kriku "cry, scream," Lithuanian kryksti "to shriek"). Old English cognate hraga did not survive into Middle English.

1. Heron is a private company and is not quoted on the Stock Market.: 赫倫公司是一家私營公司，沒有在股票交易市場掛牌。

3. Heron also translated much of the Greek geometrical algebra into arithmetic and algebraic processes.: Heoom又把不少希臘的幾何代數法翻譯成算術和代數步驟.

4. ELAINE HERON : When I came to Belfast I went to Lockerbie College.: 伊萊恩·赫倫: 我來到貝爾法斯特時去了洛克比大學.

5. Heron heron by family friendship of many generations status close Xia Mujun.: 鷺鷺以世交身份接近夏木俊.