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| av·a·da·vat [ ávvədə vàt ] (plural av·a·da·vats) |
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brightly colored cagebird: a songbird of the waxbill family often kept as a cagebird. The male of one species is green and the male of the other species is red. Native to: South Asia. Genus Amandava.
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| [Late 17th century. Alteration of Ahmadabad, city in W India where these birds were sold] |
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