Aeschna

Pronunciation: /ˈɛʃnə/

Definitions of aeschna

noun Aeschna is a genus of dragonflies in the family Aeshnidae.

Example Sentences

A1 An aeschna is a type of dragonfly.

A2 I saw an aeschna flying near the pond.

B1 The aeschna is known for its large size and swift flying abilities.

B2 A close-up photograph of an aeschna can reveal intricate details of its wings.

C1 Researchers are studying the migration patterns of aeschna species in different regions.

C2 The aeschna genus includes several species that are endemic to specific habitats.

Examples of aeschna in a Sentence

formal The aeschna dragonfly is known for its impressive size and distinctive coloring.

informal Have you ever seen an aeschna dragonfly up close? They're pretty cool.

slang That aeschna dragonfly is massive, like a mini helicopter!

figurative Her dance moves were as graceful and swift as an aeschna dragonfly in flight.

Grammatical Forms of aeschna

• plural: aeschnas
• comparative: more aeschna
• superlative: most aeschna
• present tense: aeschna
• future tense: will aeschna
• perfect tense: has aeschna
• continuous tense: is aeschnaing
• singular: aeschna
• positive degree: aeschna
• infinitive: to aeschna
• gerund: aeschnaing
• participle: aeschnaed

Origin and Evolution of aeschna

First Known Use: 1758 year

Language of Origin: Latin

Story behind the word: The word 'aeschna' originates from Latin, specifically from the genus name of dragonflies, Aeschna.

Evolution of the word: Originally used as a scientific term to classify a genus of dragonflies, 'aeschna' has since become a common name for a specific type of dragonfly within the Aeshnidae family.