Aradidae
plural noun
Arad·i·dae
\əˈradəˌdē\
Definition of Aradidae
: a family of small flat narrow-headed bugs usually living under bark and including a South American species capable of inflicting severe bites
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Origin and Etymology of aradidae
borrowed from New Latin, from Aradus, the type genus (from Latin Aradus, island and town off the coast of Phoenicia—modern Arwad, Syria—borrowed from Greek Árados) + -idae -idae
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