raven
n. countablen. a large, black bird with a thick beak that looks like a crow but is much bigger. It is often seen as a symbol of intelligence or mystery in stories.
n. a large, oscine passerine bird of the genus Corvus, specifically Corvus corax, characterized by its glossy black plumage and heavy bill. Often distinguished from the crow by its larger size, wedge-shaped tail, and deeper vocalizations.
A large raven sat on the fence and watched the garden.
The hikers spotted a raven soaring above the canyon, its distinctive croak echoing against the stone walls.
In various mythologies, the raven is depicted as a complex figure, serving alternately as a creator deity, a cunning trickster, or a somber harbinger of fate.
When used in an astronomical context, 'Raven' refers to the constellation Corvus.