perch
పెర్చ్
definition
verb
a herring gull perched on the mast
(of a bird) alight or rest on something.
noun
Dead branches also make perfect perches for resting birds and are good places to hang feeders.
a thing on which a bird alights or roosts, typically a branch or a horizontal rod or bar in a birdcage.
Out back of the house, oak, hemlock and cedar trees crown a path toward a 30-acre lake stocked with largemouth bass, yellow perch , pumpkinseed sunfish, and more.
an edible freshwater fish with a high spiny dorsal fin, dark vertical bars on the body, and orange lower fins.
translation of 'perch'
కడ్డీ,
కొమ్మ
example
In the sudden cold and darkness, their rooftop 'perch' seemed precarious.
This strange measure undoubtedly is related to other archaisms such as the furlong, the 'perch' and the fathom.
the budgerigar shuffled along its 'perch'
Finally, we found a 'perch' , and the MC came out, and announced the first round.
The panorama from his lofty 'perch' , he assures me, is quite spectacular.
A pair of birds fly down and 'perch' on the tombstone.
In the distance small hamlets teetered on mountain ridges, seemingly ready to tumble off their precarious 'perch' .
Scarlet macaws, blue and gold macaws, and hosts of smaller birds 'perch' together in their hundreds to excavate the best clay layer along a riverbank.
Jennifer sighed dreamily from her 'perch' on the windowsill, her green dress gathered carelessly at her knees.
The other stocking waves shyly from its precarious 'perch' atop a tilted lampshade.
The zander has the rough feel and spiked dorsal fins of the 'perch' , protecting small fish from predation, particularly from pike and herons.
Marian looked down from her 'perch' in a beech tree above the road
It is simply inhumane to chain a bird to a 'perch' or stand.
He looked up from his book, observing them from his safe 'perch' in the corner.
The moon becomes moon again and the bird returns to its 'perch' .
She was sitting in on this session and got down from her 'perch' on the windowsill.
No one's 'perch' overlooks anyone else's - even in the less expensive rooms and lodgings.
Meanwhile, she rested on a 'perch' , mildly disgusted by all the commotion.
The four throne chairs sat on a 'perch' overlooking the broad room.
All three of them peered from their 'perch' in the tree down the road.
They stared out the big picture window from their 'perch' on the couch.
Over the weekend, the birds will 'perch' on trees all around the neighborhood and wait for the cacophony to die down.
He puts food into the hands of a child and holds them steady so the birds will 'perch' on his fingers and eat.
Her 'perch' on the edge of the bed had not been achieved easily.
Sunlight streams over fields, birds 'perch' in trees, rows of bright crops glisten on the hills.
Spent birds 'perch' limply in trees or at the vendor's feet.
We stuff most of our luggage into the hatchback's boot and 'perch' a suitcase on its side on the back seat, leaving just enough room for a passenger or - at a stretch - two.
She half raises an eyebrow from her 'perch' on the kitchen couch.
Though it was clearly meant to provide a comfortable viewing 'perch' , the design fell somewhat short.
Marian looked down from her 'perch' in a beech tree above the road
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