Trupial

German

Etymology

Borrowed from French troupiale.

Noun

Trupial m (strong, genitive Trupials, plural Trupiale)

New World oriole (Icterus spp.)

Declension

Declension of Trupial [masculine, strong]

	singular			plural
	indef.	def.	noun	def.	noun
nominative	ein	der	Trupial	die	Trupiale
genitive	eines	des	Trupials	der	Trupiale
dative	einem	dem	Trupial	den	Trupialen
accusative	einen	den	Trupial	die	Trupiale

Hyponyms

Antillentrupial (“Icterus dominicensis”)
Bahamatrupial (“Icterus northropi”)
Baltimoretrupial (“Icterus galbula”)
Bindentrupial (“Icterus maculialatus”)
Braunkopftrupial (“Icterus bonana”)
Bullock-Trupial (“Icterus bullockii”)
Campotrupial (“Icterus jamacaii”)
Epaulettentrupial (“Icterus cayanensis”)
Gartentrupial (“Icterus spurius”)
Gelbschwanztrupial (“Icterus mesomelas”)
Goldkappentrupial (“Icterus chrysocephalus”)
Goldtrupial (“Icterus auratus”)
Hispaniolatrupial
Jamaicatrupial (“Icterus leucopteryx”)
Maskentrupial (“Icterus cucullatus”)
Montserrattrupial (“Icterus oberi”)
Orangebrusttrupial (“Icterus nigrogularis”)
Orangekopftrupial (“Icterus auricapillus”)
Orangerückentrupial (“Icterus croconotus”)
Piroltrupial (“Icterus pustulatus”)
Santa-Lucia-Trupial (“Icterus laudabilis”)
Schwarzflügeltrupial (“Icterus chrysater”)
Schwarzkehltrupial (“Icterus gularis”)
Schwarzkleidtrupial (“Icterus prosthemelas”)
Schwarzkopftrupial (“Icterus graduacauda”)
Schwarzrückentrupial (“Icterus abeillei”)
Scott-Trupial (“Icterus parisorum”)
Tropfentrupial (“Icterus pectoralis”)
Waglertrupial (“Icterus wagleri”)
Weißflügeltrupial (“Icterus icterus”)
Weißschwingentrupial (“Icterus graceannae”)