larva in Latin
larva in Latin is larva — larva means the early, immature form of an insect or amphibian after hatching, before it changes into its adult shape.
larva in Latin
larva
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 Latin?
"larva" in Latin is larva. larva means: The early, immature form of an insect or amphibian after hatching, before it changes into its adult shape.
How do you use "larva" in a sentence?
Example: "The larva will spend weeks eating leaves before forming a chrysalis." In Latin, "larva" is larva.
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