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1. (n.) aphid
any of numerous tiny soft-bodied insects of the family Aphididae that suck the sap from the stems and leaves of various plants.
Etymology: (1880–85; back formation from aphides, pl. of aphis)
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Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (noun) aphid
any of various small plant-sucking insects
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| Definition of 'aphid' |
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1. (noun) aphid
one of the genus Aphis; an aphidian
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Sense: a very small insect that lives on plants, especially a greenfly.
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 Afrikaans: plantluis |
 Arabic: أرَقَه، مَنَّه |
 Bulgarian: листна въшка |
 Brazilian: afídio |
 Czech: mšice |
 German: die Blattlaus |
 Danish: bladlus |
 Greek: μελίγκρα |
 Spanish: áfido |
 Estonian: lehetäi |
 Farsi: شته |
 Finnish: kirva |
 French: puceron |
 Hebrew: כְּנִימָה |
 Hindi: माहूं |
 Croatian: biljna uš |
 Hungarian: levéltetű |
 Indonesian: kutu daun |
 Icelandic: blaðlús |
 Italian: afide |
 Japanese: あぶら虫 |
 Korean: 진딧물 |
 Lithuanian: amaras |
 Latvian: laputs |
 Malay: afid |
 Dutch: bladluis |
 Norwegian: bladlus |
 Polish: mszyca |
 Persian: شته |
 Pashto: سپږی |
 Portuguese: afídio |
 Romanian: păduche de frunze |
 Russian: тля |
 Slovak: voška |
 Slovenian: listna uš |
 Serbian: lisna vaš |
 Swedish: bladlus |
 Thai: แมลงชนิดหนึ่งที่ดูดน้ำเลี |
 Turkish: yaprak biti |
 Taiwanese: 蚜蟲 |
 Ukrainian: попелиця, тля |
 Urdu: ننھا سا کیڑا |
 Vietnamese: giống rệp vừng |
 Chinese: 蚜虫 |
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