Definition of Phryganea in English:

Phryganea

noun frɪˈɡeɪnɪə

Zoology

A genus of insect, originally comprising all caddis flies (and some similar insects with aquatic larvae) but later more narrowly defined; (also phryganea) an insect of this genus (now rare).

Origin

Late 17th century; earliest use found in Samuel Pordage (bap. 1633, d. c1691), poet and translator. In some forms from post-classical Latin phryganeum, phryganium; in some forms from scientific Latin Phryganea (also as Phrygania), genus name, alteration of post-classical Latin phryganeum, phryganium caddis from either ancient Greek ϕρύγανον or medieval Greek ϕρυγανίς a dry stick, so called on account of the stick-like appearance of the larval cases.

Definition of Phryganea in US English:

Phryganea

nounfrɪˈɡeɪnɪə

Zoology

A genus of insect, originally comprising all caddis flies (and some similar insects with aquatic larvae) but later more narrowly defined; (also phryganea) an insect of this genus (now rare).

Origin

Late 17th century; earliest use found in Samuel Pordage (bap. 1633, d. c1691), poet and translator. In some forms from post-classical Latin phryganeum, phryganium; in some forms from scientific Latin Phryganea (also as Phrygania), genus name, alteration of post-classical Latin phryganeum, phryganium caddis from either ancient Greek ϕρύγανον or medieval Greek ϕρυγανίς a dry stick, so called on account of the stick-like appearance of the larval cases.

词汇	Phryganea
释义	Definition of Phryganea in English: Phryganea noun frɪˈɡeɪnɪə Zoology A genus of insect, originally comprising all caddis flies (and some similar insects with aquatic larvae) but later more narrowly defined; (also phryganea) an insect of this genus (now rare). Origin Late 17th century; earliest use found in Samuel Pordage (bap. 1633, d. c1691), poet and translator. In some forms from post-classical Latin phryganeum, phryganium; in some forms from scientific Latin Phryganea (also as Phrygania), genus name, alteration of post-classical Latin phryganeum, phryganium caddis from either ancient Greek ϕρύγανον or medieval Greek ϕρυγανίς a dry stick, so called on account of the stick-like appearance of the larval cases. Definition of Phryganea in US English: Phryganea nounfrɪˈɡeɪnɪə Zoology A genus of insect, originally comprising all caddis flies (and some similar insects with aquatic larvae) but later more narrowly defined; (also phryganea) an insect of this genus (now rare). Origin Late 17th century; earliest use found in Samuel Pordage (bap. 1633, d. c1691), poet and translator. In some forms from post-classical Latin phryganeum, phryganium; in some forms from scientific Latin Phryganea (also as Phrygania), genus name, alteration of post-classical Latin phryganeum, phryganium caddis from either ancient Greek ϕρύγανον or medieval Greek ϕρυγανίς a dry stick, so called on account of the stick-like appearance of the larval cases.
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