IPA: /mɛˈɡɪlə/
KK: /mɛˈɡɪlə/
A type of ladybug or beetle belonging to a specific group of insects.
The megilla is known for its distinctive markings and is often found in gardens.
The word 'megilla' originates from Hebrew 'megillah' (מְגִלָּה), meaning a scroll or a parchment. It specifically refers to a scroll of the Hebrew Bible, particularly the five scrolls read during Jewish festivals.
Think of a 'scroll' in Hebrew ('megillah') to remember that 'megilla' refers to a scroll, especially one used in religious contexts.