Definition of arolium in English:

arolium

noun əˈrəʊlɪəm

Entomology Zoology

In the feet of various arthropods, especially insects and mites: a membraneous pad or lobe located between the tarsal claws, assisting in gripping surfaces.

Origin

Mid 19th century. From scientific Latin arolium, of uncertain origin; perhaps from post-classical Latin arolius, arrolius roll of cloth from Spanish arrollar to roll, earlier form of arrojar + classical Latin -ius, suffix chiefly forming adjectives.

Definition of arolium in US English:

arolium

nounəˈrəʊlɪəm

Entomology Zoology

In the feet of various arthropods, especially insects and mites: a membraneous pad or lobe located between the tarsal claws, assisting in gripping surfaces.

Origin

Mid 19th century. From scientific Latin arolium, of uncertain origin; perhaps from post-classical Latin arolius, arrolius roll of cloth from Spanish arrollar to roll, earlier form of arrojar + classical Latin -ius, suffix chiefly forming adjectives.

单词	arolium
释义	Definition of arolium in English: arolium noun əˈrəʊlɪəm Entomology Zoology In the feet of various arthropods, especially insects and mites: a membraneous pad or lobe located between the tarsal claws, assisting in gripping surfaces. Origin Mid 19th century. From scientific Latin arolium, of uncertain origin; perhaps from post-classical Latin arolius, arrolius roll of cloth from Spanish arrollar to roll, earlier form of arrojar + classical Latin -ius, suffix chiefly forming adjectives. Definition of arolium in US English: arolium nounəˈrəʊlɪəm Entomology Zoology In the feet of various arthropods, especially insects and mites: a membraneous pad or lobe located between the tarsal claws, assisting in gripping surfaces. Origin Mid 19th century. From scientific Latin arolium, of uncertain origin; perhaps from post-classical Latin arolius, arrolius roll of cloth from Spanish arrollar to roll, earlier form of arrojar + classical Latin -ius, suffix chiefly forming adjectives.
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