mayfly in Greek
mayfly in Greek is εφημερόπτερο — mayfly means a delicate winged insect that spends most of its life in water as a larva and lives for only a short time once it reaches adulthood.
mayfly in Greek
εφημερόπτερο
Pronounced: efimeroptero
Any of the many fragile insects of the order Ephemeroptera that develop in fresh water and live very briefly as winged adults.
What does "mayfly" mean?
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noun A delicate winged insect that spends most of its life in water as a larva and lives for only a short time once it reaches adulthood.
"A cloud of mayflies rose from the river just after sunset."
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mayfly in a sentence
- A cloud of mayflies rose from the river just after sunset.
- The trout were rising to feed on hatching mayflies.
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What is "mayfly" in Greek?
"mayfly" in Greek is εφημερόπτερο. mayfly means: A delicate winged insect that spends most of its life in water as a larva and lives for only a short time once it reaches adulthood.
How do you pronounce εφημερόπτερο?
"mayfly" in Greek is εφημερόπτερο, pronounced "efimeroptero".
How do you use "mayfly" in a sentence?
Example: "A cloud of mayflies rose from the river just after sunset." In Greek, "mayfly" is εφημερόπτερο.
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