Kiwi is a term used in relation to people from New Zealand. Kiwi is also used as a name for a small green fruit, and as a name for a type of brown bird.
A "kiwi actor" is an actor who comes from New Zealand. "Kiwi" is the colloquial term for a New Zealander, and it is the national bird of New Zealand.
A Kiwi is a bird that is native to New Zealand, a Pakeha (non-Maori) person that comes from New Zealand might call themselves a Kiwi. 'Kiwi' became a somewhat controversial term during the NZ 2005 general election when the right-wing National Party used the term in their campaign to denote someone who was a white, conservative, christian and therefore a 'real' New Zealander. The National party campaign was based on an anti-Maori stance and used the slogan "kiwi or Iwi" ( iwi being the Maori word for tribe). For Maori the term 'kiwi' is synonymous with 'non-Maori New Zealander' and may take offence at being called a kiwi. The National Party lost the election.
Kiwi : a flightless bird called नोंकल (nokal). Sometimes नोंकी (noki). Kiwi : a subtropical fruit called केदु(kedu) in Hindi.
No. Kiwi cannot fly. The term "on the wing" means it is done as the bird flies.
The kiwi belongs to te genus Apteryx and the family Apterygidae.
Yes, "kiwi" is a common noun when it refers to the fruit or the bird species. As a common noun, it does not refer to a specific entity but rather to a general type of object. However, "Kiwi" can also be a proper noun when used to refer to a person from New Zealand or the slang term for New Zealanders themselves.
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The kiwi language refers to New Zealand English, which is the variety of English spoken in New Zealand. It has some unique vocabulary, pronunciation, and expressions that set it apart from other forms of English. The term "kiwi" can also refer to the bird, the fruit, or a colloquial term for a New Zealander.
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It is the Kiwi.
A non-Maori person from New Zealand is nicknamed a Kiwi. The Kiwi is the national bird of NZ. However, the native people of New Zealand, the Maori, find the term offensive hen applied to them.