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lepidoptera
English
Noun
lepidoptera
- plural of lepidopteron
Latin
Adjective
lepidoptera
- nominative feminine singular of lepidopterus
- nominative neuter plural of lepidopterus
- accusative neuter plural of lepidopterus
- vocative feminine singular of lepidopterus
- vocative neuter plural of lepidopterus
Adjective
lepidopter?
- ablative feminine singular of lepidopterus
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lepidopterist
English
Etymology
lepidoptery +? -ist
Noun
lepidopterist (plural lepidopterists)
- Someone who studies lepidoptery; someone who studies butterflies and moths.
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