jassidae
/dʒæˈsaɪdiːz/Definitions
1. noun
a subfamily of moths, typically dull-colored and having stout bodies and often brightly colored hindwings.
“The moth’s distinctive markings and its placement in the subfamily Jassidae were key to identifying the species.”
2. plural noun
a group of moths belonging to the subfamily Jassidae.
“The Jassidae were found in abundance near the riverbank, their moths swarming around the lights.”