Amazona

amazona Translingual right|thumb|Amazona amazonica Etymology Named by French zoologist René Lesson in 1830 after the Amazon rainforest, which name is ultimately from mul grc Ἀμαζών. Proper noun 1 f genus family Psittacidae amazon parrots, native to the Neotropics, but captive and escaped elsewhere Hypernyms genus ; Arinae subfamily - subfamily; Androglossini tribe - tribe Hyponyms genus Amazona farinosa species (mealy amazon) - type species; Amazona aestiva species, Amazona agilis species, Amazona albifrons species, Amazona amazonica species, Amazona arausiaca species, Amazona auropalliata species, Amazona autumnalis species, Amazona barbadensis species, Amazona brasiliensis species, Amazona collaria species, Amazona diadema species, Amazona dufresniana species, Amazona festiva species, Amazona finschi species, Amazona guildingii species, Amazona imperialis species, Amazona kawalli species, Amazona leucocephala species, Amazona mercenaria species, Amazona ochrocephala species, Amazona oratrix species, Amazona pretrei species, Amazona rhodocorytha species, Amazona tresmariae species, Amazona tucumana species, Amazona ventralis species, Amazona versicolor species, Amazona vinacea species, Amazona viridigenalis species, Amazona vittata species, Amazona xantholora species, Amazona xanthops species (syn. of Alipiopsitta xanthops species) - other species References 1 1 1 mul Birds Serbo-Croatian Etymology sh Proper noun Amazòna f amàzonskī Amazon river Declension Amazòna Amazone Amazoni Amazonu Amazono / Amazona Amazoni Amazonom sh Rivers