Ploima
plural noun
Ploi·ma
ˈplȯimə,
-lōəmə
: a suborder of Monogononta or other large group of rotifers that are propelled by the ciliated disk only and that usually have a forked and more or less retractile tail
Word History
Etymology
New Latin, from Greek plōimos fit for sailing; akin to Greek plein to sail, float