释义 |
hepi·al·i·dae \ˌhēpēˈaləˌdē, ˌhep-\ noun plural Usage: capitalized Etymology: New Latin, from Hepialus, type genus (irregular from Greek hēpiolos moth) + -idae : a family of lepidopterous insects comprising the ghost moths and having larvae which burrow in wood or feed on roots |