Voleries

Part of speech: noun

Definitions

1. An enclosure or aviary designed for birds, especially where they can fly freely
2. a structure providing protection for birds in a controlled environment
3. a space dedicated to the care and display of avian species, allowing for their natural flight behavior

Etymology: "Voleries" is simply the plural of "volery," an aviary or bird-house. The noun "volery" comes from Latin "volaria," the plural of "volarium," a place for birds, built from "volare," meaning "to fly." Its root is the same as that of "volant" and "volatile," so the word is tied directly to flight, which is exactly what the space is designed to allow.