- Indo-European root *swen(H) ('to sound, to sing').
Young swans are
known as
cygnets, from Old
French cigne or
cisne (diminutive
suffix et 'little'), from the...
- Look up
cygnet or
cygnets in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. A
cygnet is a
young swan.
Cygnet may also
refer to:
Cygnet Island, a
small islet in south-eastern...
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Cygnet (/sɪɡnət/) SIG-nət is a town in the Huon Valley,
south of Huonville, Tasmania. The bay on
which Cygnet sits was
originally named by the Indigenous...
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cygnets have a
leucistic gene.
Cygnets grow quickly,
reaching a size
close to
their adult size in
approximately three months after hatching.
Cygnets typically...
- The
Cygnet (or
Aerodrome #5) was an
extremely unorthodox early Canadian aircraft, with a wall-like "wing" made up of 3,393
tetrahedral cells. It was a...
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Cygnet may
refer to
several ships :
Cygnet (barque) with
which George Strickland Kingston arrived in
South Australia in 1836 a
privateer ship captained...
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Cygnet (/ˈsɪɡnɛt/ SIG-net) is a
village in Wood County, Ohio,
United States. The po****tion was 543 at the 2020 census.
Cygnet was
originally called Pleasant...
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wings and beaks.
After hatching, the
cygnets are
tended by the
parents for
about nine
months until fledging.
Cygnets may ride on
their parent's back for...
- its bulk.
Adult plumage is
entirely white. Like mute swan
cygnets,
trumpeter swan
cygnets have
light grey
plumage and
pinkish legs,
gaining their white...
- the name HMS
Cygnet, the name
given to a
young swan: HMS
Cygnet (1585) was a 3-gun pink
built in 1585 and
condemned in 1603. HMS
Cygnet (1643) was a 10-gun...
