struthio

strūthĭo, ōnis, v. struthiocamelus.

strūthio (strūtio), ōnis, m. (στρουθίων), der Vogel Strauß Capit. Gord. 3, 7. Lampr. Heliog. 30, 2. Vopisc. Firm. 6, 2. Vulg. Lev. 11, 16; deut. 14, 15 u.a. Isid. orig. 12, 7. § 1 u. 20. Apic. 6, 212.

struthio [LL < στρουθίων; cf. CL struthocamelus], ostrich. b kind of bird, possibly gannet (Sula bassana). c (in gl.) (water) rail or corncrake. strutio Aldh. Aen. 42 tit.; sicut de stultissima avium strutione dominus ait “‥ in altum alas eriget” Bede Luke 578C; in eo [loco] quo quondam mansitabant †diacones [l. dracones] et struciones Byrht. V. Osw. 462; solis ‥ calorem arenam opponens ~o temperat Alf. Angl. Cor 12. 6; struccio speciem volandi habet sed vim volandi non habet Alex. Bath Mor. III 82 p. 135; est animal quod dicitur assida, quod Greci stratocamelon vocant, Latini vero struction Best. f. 35a; fatuus ut strucio Bacon V 143; arma bipartita [Thomas de Mowbray] ‥ cum duabus pennis scamonis [? l. struthionis] erectis et super cristam leonem MonA VI 321a; 1443 nuper tres camelos et quandam strucionem extra terram de Turky nobis detulit et presentavit Pat 456 m. 37; hic struccio, a nostryche WW.  b [Londay insula] cuniculos producit copiose, columbas, et struconas, quos vocat Alexander Necham Ganymedis aves More Chr. Ed. II 309 (cf. Baker f. 104b: Lunday ‥ cuniculos producit copiose, columbis eciam [et] strucionibus, quas vocat A. Neckam Ganimedis aves, nidos habet pregnantes).  c hic structio, radle Gl. AN Ox. 520; hic strutio, radle Gl. AN Glasg. f. 21vc.

strūthĭō, ōnis, m. (στρουθίων), autruche [oiseau] : Isid. Orig. 12, 7, 1.

strūthĭo, struthiōnis, m.: struzzo.