Word's etymology Latin and somewhat bizarre. In classical latin, the Romans called this beautiful singing bird luscinus, luscina and also luscinia, verbs derived from the adjective luscus lusca luscum it means to be blind in one eye or who looks bad because his evening song associated with a call for help by lack of light in the evening. In the vulgar latin the romance languages before he opted for the diminutivos lusciniolus, lusciniola rusciniolus and also rusciniola, given in the Provençal rossinhol, Nightingale catalan and Castilian Nightingale. Its scientific name is luscinia megarhynchos ( 41 longnose;. In ready, perfectly linguistic area, also called le fito, onomatopoeia of his beautiful singing.
