Ashinaga - Long-legged

Japanese: アシナガ - あしなが
Ashinaga - Long-legged

…Gaganbo means “mother mosquito.” Originally it was “kaganbo,” but the name became widespread and is still used today. In dialects, it is called “kanooba,” “katombo,” and “ashinaga.” In general, their body shape resembles that of a mosquito, but they are large and have long legs, making them easy to catch. …

*Some of the terminology explanations that mention "Ashinaga" are listed below.

Source | Heibonsha World Encyclopedia 2nd Edition | Information

Japanese:

…ガガンボとは〈蚊の母〉の意味で,元来はカガンボであったが,これがなまってガガンボの呼名が普及して現代に至っている。方言にカノオバ,カトンボ,アシナガなどがある。一般に体型がカに似るが大型で脚が長くとれやすい。…

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