Definition of gamasid in English:

gamasid

adjective ˈɡaməsɪd

Zoology

Belonging to or characteristic of the acarine group Gamasida (in early use restricted to the former family Gamasidae), comprising mites that are typically free-living and predatory, and some that are parasitic or commensal.

noun ˈɡaməsɪd

Zoology

A gamasid mite.

Origin

Late 19th century. From scientific Latin Gamasus, genus name (Latreille, 1802), specific use of post-classical Latin gamasus agile + -id, after scientific Latin Gamasidae, former family name, or (in later use) Gamasida, group name.

Definition of gamasid in US English:

gamasid

adjectiveˈɡaməsɪd

Zoology

Belonging to or characteristic of the acarine group Gamasida (in early use restricted to the former family Gamasidae), comprising mites that are typically free-living and predatory, and some that are parasitic or commensal.

nounˈɡaməsɪd

Zoology

A gamasid mite.

Origin

Late 19th century. From scientific Latin Gamasus, genus name (Latreille, 1802), specific use of post-classical Latin gamasus agile + -id, after scientific Latin Gamasidae, former family name, or (in later use) Gamasida, group name.

单词	gamasid
释义	Definition of gamasid in English: gamasid adjective ˈɡaməsɪd Zoology Belonging to or characteristic of the acarine group Gamasida (in early use restricted to the former family Gamasidae), comprising mites that are typically free-living and predatory, and some that are parasitic or commensal. noun ˈɡaməsɪd Zoology A gamasid mite. Origin Late 19th century. From scientific Latin Gamasus, genus name (Latreille, 1802), specific use of post-classical Latin gamasus agile + -id, after scientific Latin Gamasidae, former family name, or (in later use) Gamasida, group name. Definition of gamasid in US English: gamasid adjectiveˈɡaməsɪd Zoology Belonging to or characteristic of the acarine group Gamasida (in early use restricted to the former family Gamasidae), comprising mites that are typically free-living and predatory, and some that are parasitic or commensal. nounˈɡaməsɪd Zoology A gamasid mite. Origin Late 19th century. From scientific Latin Gamasus, genus name (Latreille, 1802), specific use of post-classical Latin gamasus agile + -id, after scientific Latin Gamasidae, former family name, or (in later use) Gamasida, group name.
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