Polygordius
noun
Poly·gor·di·us
ˌpälēˈgȯ(r)dēəs,
-lə̇ˈg-
: a genus (the type of the family Polygordiidae) comprising slender cylindrical many-segmented marine annelid worms belonging to the class Archiannelida and having the segmentation externally obscure and the sexes separate
Word History
Etymology
New Latin, probably from poly- + Gordius, legendary founder of Phrygia