1. Plural of cecropia; large tropical American moths of the family Saturniidae, known for their impressive wingspans and colorful patterns.
Usage: Primarily used in entomology and natural history contexts; The singular form is cecropia
2. Plural of cecropia; fast-growing tropical trees of the genus Cecropia, native to Central and South America, often colonizing disturbed areas.
Usage: Botanical term; Also called trumpet trees

Examples

• The museum's insect collection included several preserved cecropias from the Amazon region.
• Cecropias are among the largest moths in North America, with wingspans reaching up to six inches.
• The rainforest canopy was dotted with cecropias, their large leaves providing shelter for wildlife.
• Entomologists study cecropias to understand the diversity of Saturniid moths.
• Young cecropias emerge from their cocoons in spring and early summer.