Aegithalos
noun
Ae·gi·tha·los
\ˌē-jə-ˈthā-ˌläs, -ləs\
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Origin and Etymology of aegithalos
borrowed from New Latin, borrowed from Greek aigíthallos, aigíthālos “titmouse,” probably derivative of aígithos “small passerine bird, titmouse”
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