Gadit

thunderbird

Definitions
1nounA mythical creature in Native American mythology, often depicted as a large bird that creates thunder by flapping its wings and lightning by flashing its eyes.
The thunderbird is a powerful symbol in many Native American cultures.
Legends say that the thunderbird can control the weather.
In the story, the thunderbird protected the people from evil spirits.
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Word Origin
Language
English
Word parts
thunder (a loud rumbling noise) + bird (a feathered animal that can fly)
Originally meant
a bird associated with thunder
Background
The concept of the thunderbird comes from Native American mythology, where it is considered a powerful spirit that controls the weather. It is often depicted in art and stories as a protector and a symbol of strength.