Nidificate (verb)
nid-if-i-kayt
To build a nest
Now in rare usage, first recorded in English between 1810–20; used without an object.
From Latin nīdificātus, past participle of nīdificāre, “to build a nest.”
Example sentences
“To watch the buzzard nidificate and then raise young was an amazing experience.”
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