Description:

The term 'seraw' refers to a crow or raven. Common doesn't normally make a distinction between these two birds. Seraw is an Old Common word going back to the language's early days, one of the rare examples of an animal word that fits in this category. As a noun is refers to the bird. It may be used as a intransitive pali verb meaning to make a sound like a crow ('caw'). The compound 'seraw lawt' is a way of refering to the sound a crow makes.