(A.N. -This chapter includes names of bugs, the scientific names, and anything bug-related I could find! A lot of the scientific names or families can be shortened and personalized<3)
A:
Ant: Eusocial insects of the family Formicidae.
Aphid: Small sap-sucking insects.
Avilys: From Lithuanian, meaning hive.
Aculeata: A group of insects, including stinging bees, wasps, and some ants.
Alveo: From Latin, translating to hive.
Antennae: A bug's feelers, paired appendages on the head.
Arthropod: An invertabrit.
Alary: From the muscles along the dorsal diaphragm, called alary muscles.
Arachnid: Meaning Spider.
Andrena: Mining bee genus.
Attacus: A saturniid moth genus.
Apoidea/Apidae: Of the bee family.
Anteny: The Polish term for antenna.
Aristaeus: Greek God of beekeeping and tamer of bees.
Austeja: The Lithuanian Goddess of bees.
Alate: Meaning "having wings".
Andrenidae: Of the mining bees family.
Ambrosia: A fungus cultivated by wood beetles.
Awa: From Maori, meaning hornet.
Anansi: West African trickster spider God.
Aeróga: The Irish word for antenna.
Ah-Muzencab: The Mayan God of bees and honey.
Admiral: Relating to the type of butterfly of the same name.
Ala: The Spanish word for wing.
Adain: From the Welsh word for wing.
Apocrita: One of two suborders of the insect order Hymenoptera.
Avis: Derived from the Spanish word, Avispa, which translates to wasp.
Ameise: Meaning ant in German.
B:
Bumblebee/Bee: Flying insect that builds hives and some make honey.
Bri: From Albanian, meaning hornet.
Bug: General term for insect.
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The Name Book
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