apama
/əˈpɑːmə/Definitions
1. noun
A genus of large, flightless birds, specifically a type of emu, native to Australia.
“The zookeeper mentioned that the new addition to the collection was an apama, a large bird native to Australia.”
2. noun
A female Australian Aboriginal spirit, often depicted as a powerful and mysterious figure.
“In the myth, the apama was said to possess the power to control the elements and communicate with the animals.”