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| NOUN | a domestic silk moth | domestic silk moths |
Übersetzung für 'domestic silk moth' von Englisch nach Deutsch
- (domestic) silk moth [Bombyx mori]
- Maulbeerspinner {m}entom.T
(Echter) Seidenspinner {m}entom.T - Werbung
- silk worm moth [Bombyx mori]
- Maulbeerspinner {m}entom.T
(Echter) Seidenspinner {m}entom.T - common silk moth [Bombyx mori]
- Seidenraupe {f} [Nachtfalterspezies]entom.T
Zahmer Seidenspinner {m}entom.T
(Echter) Seidenspinner {m}entom.T
Maulbeerspinner {m} [Seidenraupe]entom.T - Japanese silk moth [Antheraea yamamai]
- Japanischer Eichenseidenspinner {m}entom.T
- southern emperor (silk) moth [Saturnia pavoniella]
- Ligurisches Nachtpfauenauge {n}entom.T
Südliches Kleines Nachtpfauenauge {n}entom.T - Siberian (silk) moth [Dendrolimus superans sibiricus]
- Sibirischer Arvenspinner {m}entom.T
- Siberian conifer (silk) moth [Dendrolimus superans sibiricus]
- Sibirischer Arvenspinner {m}entom.T
- white-lined silk moth [Dendrolimus superans superans]
- Japanischer Douglasienspinner {m}entom.T
- Sakhalin silk moth [Dendrolimus superans superans]
- Japanischer Douglasienspinner {m}entom.T
- silk-on-silk noise
- Seidenschrei {m} [Knistern, Rascheln von Seide]
- bat hawkmoth / hawk-moth / hawk moth [Hyles vespertilio]
- Fledermausschwärmer {m}entom.T
- striped hawkmoth / hawk-moth / hawk moth [Hyles livornica]
- Altweltlicher Linienschwärmer {m}entom.T
- willowherb hawkmoth / hawk-moth / hawk moth [Proserpinus proserpina]
- Kleiner Abendschwärmer {m} [Nachtfalterspezies]entom.T
Uferweidenröschenflur-Zackenschwärmer {m} [Nachtfalterspezies] [selten]entom.T
Kleiner Oleanderschwärmer {m} [Nachtfalterspezies]entom.T - hummingbird hawkmoth / hawk-moth / hawk moth [Macroglossum stellatarum, syn.: Sphinx stellatarum]
- Karpfenschwänzchen {n}entom.T
Anwendungsbeispiele Englisch
- The domestic silk moth ("Bombyx mori") is an insect from the moth family Bombycidae.
- The commercial courtyard was a marketing place for domestic silk moth for centuries, which were grown in the area of Edirne.
- The moth is often confused online with images of the domestic silk moth ("Bombyx mori"), which is native to China.
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