Poephaga
plural noun
Po·eph·a·ga
\pōˈefəgə\
Definition of Poephaga
in some especially former classifications
: a group including the kangaroos and related forms
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Origin and Etymology of poephaga
New Latin, from Greek poēphaga, neuter plural of poēphagos grass-eating, from poa grass + -phagos -phagous — more at poa
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