Definition
Definition of cercus - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
entomologyTECH. structures on insect abdomens, sensory organsTECH.
- The insect's cercus helps it detect movement.
- The scientist examined the cercus under the microscope.
- Each cercus plays a crucial role in the insect's survival.
Origin of cercus
Greek, kerkos (tail)
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- French:cerque, ...
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- Chinese:尾须, ...
- Japanese:尾毛, ...
- Arabic:سِيرْكُوس, ...
- Hebrew:צֶרְקוּס, ...
- Russian:церки, ...
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- Hindi:सर्कस, ...
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