Definition

1. Noun:
   • Evil storm god represented as a black bird: In mythology, a 'zubird' is a malevolent deity associated with storms, specifically depicted in the form of a black bird.

Usage

• The word 'zubird' is a specific mythological term. It functions as a countable noun.
• It is typically used in contexts discussing mythology, folklore, or comparative religion.
• Example:

Examples

• Noun:
  • Ancient texts warned that the sighting of a zubird meant a terrible storm was imminent.
  • In the pantheon, the zubird was feared more than other deities for its control over violent weather.

Advanced Usage

• "the Zubird": When capitalized, it can refer to the specific, singular entity within a defined mythological system.
  • The villagers made offerings to appease the Zubird.

Variants and Related Words

• There are no common variants (e.g., zubirdly, zubirdness) for this specific mythological term.

Synonyms

• Storm deity: A general term for a god or goddess associated with storms.
• Tempest god: A poetic synonym emphasizing violent storms.

Related Phrases

• There are no standard phrasal verbs or compound verbs using 'zubird'.

Related Idioms

• There are no widely recognized idioms containing the word 'zubird'.

Noun

1. evil storm god represented as a black bird