Corvi
Corvi is a term with multiple, largely linguistic uses that cross language, biology, and culture. In classical Latin, corvi is the genitive singular of corvus, meaning “of the crow,” and it can also appear as the nominative plural form of corvus in certain texts, referring to several crows. In modern Italian, corvi is the plural of corvo, the word for crow or raven, and it also occurs in everyday language as well as in surnames or place names.
In biological nomenclature, Corvus is the genus that includes crows and ravens, within the family Corvidae.
In astronomy, Corvus is the name of a small southern sky constellation known as the Crow. The
In cultural contexts, crows and ravens are prominent symbols in mythology, folklore, and literature, and discussions