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Where does “ῥάμφος” come from?
ῥάμφος
(Ancient Greek): crooked beak of birds of prey, bill
Definitions
crooked beak of birds of prey, bill
Words derived from “ῥάμφος”
rhamphotheca
ράμφος
Brachyramphus
rhamphoid
ῥαμφηστής
ranfoteca
Ramphastos
Ramphastidae
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