Mavis
Introduction
a small bird or songbird, often associated with happiness
Background Story
The name Mavis is derived from the Old French word 'mavis' which refers to the songbird known as the thrush. It became popular in the English-speaking world in the 19th century, particularly through literature and songs. Mavis is also a character in the 1912 musical 'The Mummy and the Moondance.'
Letter Count
Variations
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