Definition
A small, pouch-like anatomical structure in organisms, particularly in some insects and invertebrates.
Etymology
From Latin 'bursula,' diminutive of 'bursa' (purse). This anatomical term maintains the Latin diminutive form to indicate a smaller version of the bursa structure.
Kelly Says
The 'bursula' in insects often stores reproductive materials or other substances, showing how nature creates tiny specialized pouches for different functions—it's like a biological backpack for insects!
Translations
ARالعربية
بورسولا
boor-soo-la
BNবাংলা
বার্সুলা
bar-soo-la
CACatalà
bursula
bur-soo-la
CSČeština
bursula
bur-soo-la
DADansk
bursula
bur-soo-la
DEDeutsch
Bursula
bur-soo-la
ELΕλληνικά
μπουρσουλα
moo-roos-la
ESEspañol
bursula
bur-soo-la
FAفارسی
بورسولا
boor-soo-la
FISuomi
bursula
bur-soo-la
FRFrançais
bursula
bur-soo-la
HEעברית
בורסולה
boor-soo-la
HIहिन्दी
बर्सुला
ba-r-soo-la
HUMagyar
bursula
bur-soo-la
IDBahasa Indonesia
bursula
bur-soo-la
ITItaliano
bursula
bur-soo-la
MSBahasa Melayu
bursula
bur-soo-la
NLNederlands
bursula
bur-soo-la
NONorsk
bursula
bur-soo-la
PLPolski
bursula
bur-soo-la
PTPortuguês
bursula
bur-soo-la
RORomână
bursula
bur-soo-la
RUРусский
бурсула
bur-soo-la
SVSvenska
bursula
bur-soo-la
SWKiswahili
bursula
bur-soo-la
TAதமிழ்
பர்சூலா
par-soo-la
TEతెలుగు
బర్సులా
ba-r-soo-la
TRTürkçe
bursula
bur-soo-la
UKУкраїнська
бурсула
bur-soo-la
URاردو
بورسولا
boor-soo-la
VITiếng Việt
bursula
bur-soo-la