IPA: /ˈlæb.rɔɪd/
KK: /ˈlæb.rɔɪd/
Relating to a group of colorful marine fish that belong to the family Labridae, commonly found in the Indian and Pacific Oceans.
The labroid fish are known for their vibrant colors and diverse species.
Labroid is derived from "labrum" (meaning lip) and the suffix "-oid" (meaning resembling or like). The term describes fish that have a lip-like structure, particularly in the family of fish known as Labridae.
Think of 'labrum' meaning lip, and '-oid' meaning resembling — this helps you remember that 'labroid' refers to fish that have a lip-like appearance.