jalohaukka
Finnish
Etymology
jalo (“noble”) + haukka (“hawk”)
Noun
jalohaukka
- A bird of prey of the taxonomic family Falconidae, which includes eleven genera of falcons, falconets and caracaras.
- A bird of the genus Falco within the family Falconidae, which includes falcons, kestrels, hobbies, and the merlin.
- In plural (jalohaukat) the family Falconidae or the genus Falco.
Declension
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Declension of jalohaukka (type kala)
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Usage notes
To avoid the obvious possibility for confusion the genus Falco may also be called aitojalohaukat (“true falcons”). The other genera in the family Falconidae are called:
- aasianhaukkaset (“Microhierax - falconets”)
- kääpiöhaukat (“Polhierax - pygmy falcons”)
- pampahaukkaset (“Spiziapteryx - spot-winged falconets”)
- amerikanhaukkaset (“Micrastur - forest falcons”)
- nauruhaukat (“Herpetotheres - laughing falcons”)
- pikkukarakarat (“Milvago”)
- töyhtökarakarat (“Caracara”)
- etelänkarakarat (“Phalcoboenus”)
- naurukarakarat (“Ibycter”)
- mustakarakarat (“Daptrius”).
Derived terms
- hopeajalohaukka, Falco hypoleucos (grey falcon)
- intianjalohaukka, Falco jugger (laggar falcon)
- keikarijalohaukka, Falco femoralis (aplomado falcon)
- mustajalohaukka, Falco subniger (black falcon)
- pikkujalohaukka, Falco rufigularis (bat falcon)
- punajalohaukka, Falco deiroleucus (orange-breasted falcon)
- rotkojalohaukka, Falco fasciinucha (Taita falcon)
- ruskojalohaukka, Falco berigora (brown falcon)