larva in Greek
larva in Greek is προνύμφη — larva means the early, immature form of an insect or amphibian after hatching, before it changes into its adult shape.
larva in Greek
προνύμφη
Pronounced: pronymfi
What does "larva" mean?
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noun The early, immature form of an insect or amphibian after hatching, before it changes into its adult shape.
"The larva will spend weeks eating leaves before forming a chrysalis."
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larva in a sentence
- The larva will spend weeks eating leaves before forming a chrysalis.
- Tadpoles are the larvae of frogs.
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What is "larva" in Greek?
"larva" in Greek is προνύμφη. larva means: The early, immature form of an insect or amphibian after hatching, before it changes into its adult shape.
How do you pronounce προνύμφη?
"larva" in Greek is προνύμφη, pronounced "pronymfi".
How do you use "larva" in a sentence?
Example: "The larva will spend weeks eating leaves before forming a chrysalis." In Greek, "larva" is προνύμφη.
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