winnard
noun
win·nard
\ˈwinə(r)d\
Definition of winnard
-s
dialectal, England
: the European redwing
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Origin and Etymology of winnard
probably by shortening & alteration from German dialect weingartdrossel winnard, literally, vineyard thrush, from German weingarten vineyard (from Middle High German wīngarte, from wīn wine—from Old High German—+ garte garden, from Old High German garto) + drossel thrush, from Old High German droscala
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