Naididae
plural noun
Na·id·i·dae
\nāˈidəˌdē\
Definition of Naididae
: a family of small aquatic oligochaete worms that commonly reproduce by vegetative transverse segmentation and form chains of worms in various stages of development
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Origin and Etymology of naididae
New Latin, from Naid-, Nais, type genus + -idae
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