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The family name is derived from ''aero'' and ''dentia'', Latin for "air" and "tooth" respectively. Its name could mean "toothed flier". | The family name is derived from ''aero'' and ''dentia'', Latin for "air" and "tooth" respectively. Its name could mean "toothed flier". | ||
The family genus, ''Tectupervus'', is possibly a combination of ''tectum'' and ''pervolo'', | The family genus, ''Tectupervus'', is possibly a combination of ''tectum'', Latin for "shelter", and ''pervolo'', meaning "to fly through". Putting these two meanings together, the genus could mean "sheltered flier". | ||
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|ChiTrad = 橫紋蛾科 | |ChiTrad = 橫紋蛾科 | ||
|ChiTradR = Héng Wén É Kē | |ChiTradR = Héng Wén É Kē | ||
|ChiTradM = | |ChiTradM = Rhabdomidae | ||
|Fra = broyidés | |Fra = broyidés | ||
|FraM = From ''Broidunoir'' (Vehemoth Phosbat) or ''Broidugris'' (Phosbat). ''Noir'' and ''gris'' are colors, usually used to describe unilluminated place. ''Broi'' (Broyeur, broyer) means blending or grinding, ''yidés'' is a suffix. It is a pun on how creatures from this family blend into the darkness. | |FraM = From ''Broidunoir'' (Vehemoth Phosbat) or ''Broidugris'' (Phosbat). ''Noir'' and ''gris'' are colors, usually used to describe unilluminated place. ''Broi'' (Broyeur, broyer) means blending or grinding, ''yidés'' is a suffix. It is a pun on how creatures from this family blend into the darkness. |