IPA: //ˈeɪdiːz//
KK: /ˈeɪdɪs/
A type of mosquito that belongs to a specific group known for spreading diseases like yellow fever and dengue.
The Aëdes mosquito is known for spreading diseases like dengue fever.
The word 'aedes' comes from Latin, meaning a building or temple. It specifically refers to a structure or dwelling, often used in the context of sacred spaces or homes.
Think of 'aedes' as a term for a 'building' or 'temple' in Latin, which helps you remember that it refers to a place where people live or worship.