Definition of perlid in English:

perlid

noun ˈpəːlɪd

Entomology

A stonefly of the family Perlidae, comprising common stoneflies.

adjective ˈpəːlɪd

Entomology

Belonging to or relating to the family Perlidae.

Origin

Late 19th century; earliest use found in American Naturalist. Either from scientific Latin Perlidae, family name (1835 or earlier; from Perla, genus name + -idae; compare earlier Perlariae: see perlarian adjective), or directly from Perla, genus name + -id. With use as noun compare earlier perlarian, and also French perlides, plural noun. With use as adjective compare earlier perlarious, and slightly later perlarian.

Definition of perlid in US English:

perlid

nounˈpəːlɪd

Entomology

A stonefly of the family Perlidae, comprising common stoneflies.

adjectiveˈpəːlɪd

Entomology

Belonging to or relating to the family Perlidae.

Origin

Late 19th century; earliest use found in American Naturalist. Either from scientific Latin Perlidae, family name (1835 or earlier; from Perla, genus name + -idae; compare earlier Perlariae: see perlarian [adjective]), or directly from Perla, genus name + -id. With use as noun compare earlier perlarian, and also French perlides, plural noun. With use as adjective compare earlier perlarious, and slightly later perlarian.

单词	perlid
释义	Definition of perlid in English: perlid noun ˈpəːlɪd Entomology A stonefly of the family Perlidae, comprising common stoneflies. adjective ˈpəːlɪd Entomology Belonging to or relating to the family Perlidae. Origin Late 19th century; earliest use found in American Naturalist. Either from scientific Latin Perlidae, family name (1835 or earlier; from Perla, genus name + -idae; compare earlier Perlariae: see perlarian adjective), or directly from Perla, genus name + -id. With use as noun compare earlier perlarian, and also French perlides, plural noun. With use as adjective compare earlier perlarious, and slightly later perlarian. Definition of perlid in US English: perlid nounˈpəːlɪd Entomology A stonefly of the family Perlidae, comprising common stoneflies. adjectiveˈpəːlɪd Entomology Belonging to or relating to the family Perlidae. Origin Late 19th century; earliest use found in American Naturalist. Either from scientific Latin Perlidae, family name (1835 or earlier; from Perla, genus name + -idae; compare earlier Perlariae: see perlarian [adjective]), or directly from Perla, genus name + -id. With use as noun compare earlier perlarian, and also French perlides, plural noun. With use as adjective compare earlier perlarious, and slightly later perlarian.
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