1. Bird(Common Noun) any of numerous hook-billed, often brilliantly colored birds of the order Psittaciformes, as the cockatoo, lory, macaw, or parakeet, having the ability to mimic speech and often kept as pets.

English: parrot,
Assamese: গলমণিকা, চন্দনা, চন্দনাপক্ষী, টিঞা, টিয়াঁ, ভাটৌ, মদনা, শুক,
Bodo: थिया, बाथ`,
Mising: pebe,
Khasi: u tuta,
Garo: do.sik,
Meeteilon: Tenwa,
Bishnupriya Manipuri: টিয়া,
Karbi: vokek,
Nagamese: bhatou, bhattu,
Dimasa: batho,
Tai: নুক্ টিট্,
Hindi: तोता,
Bangla: টিয়া,
Nepali: सुगा,
Deori: দুকেঁ

2. Hinduism(Proper Noun-Masculine) Shuk was the son of sage Vyasa, who was the writer of the Vedas. He was a great scholar and recited Bhagawata in front of king Parikshit. শুকদেৱ বেদ-প্ৰণেতা ব্যাস মুনিৰ পুত্ৰ আছিল৷ তেওঁ অতি বিদ্বান শাস্ত্ৰজ্ঞ পণ্ডিত আছিল আৰু ৰজা পৰীক্ষিতক ভাগৱত শুনাইছিল৷

English: Shuka,
Assamese: শুক, শুক মুনি, শুকদেৱ