Gelechiidae
plural noun
Gel·e·chi·idae
ˌjeləˈkīəˌdē
: a large family of small moths having slender wings with the outer margin of the hind wing usually concave and including important economic insects (as the pink bollworm, the Angoumois grain moth, and various leaf rollers)
Word History
Etymology
New Latin, from Gelechia, type genus (from Greek gēlechēs sleeping on the earth + New Latin -ia) + -idae