名詞 marsupium:

1. an external abdominal pouch in most marsupials where newborn offspring are suckled

mar.su.pi.um

n.（名詞）
【復(fù)數(shù)】 mar.su.pi.a[-pô-…]
An external pouch or fold on the abdomen of most female marsupials, containing the mammary glands and in which the young continue to develop after leaving the uterus.
育兒袋：大多數(shù)有袋目動(dòng)物母親腹前的袋子，內(nèi)有乳腺，幼仔在離開子宮后在里面繼續(xù)生長(zhǎng)發(fā)育
A temporary egg pouch in various fishes and crustaceans.
（魚類和甲殼類動(dòng)物的）臨時(shí)卵袋

來(lái)源：
Late Latin marsôpium [pouch]
后期拉丁語(yǔ) marsôpium [袋子]
from Latin marsopium, marsuppium
源自 拉丁語(yǔ) marsopium, marsuppium
from Greek marsippion, marsipion [diminutive of] marsippos, marsuppos [purse]
源自 希臘語(yǔ) marsippion, marsipion [] marsippos, marsuppos的小后綴 [錢袋，袋子]
[perhaps of Iranian origin] ; akin to Avestan marsô- [belly, paunch]
[可能源于伊朗語(yǔ)] ；類似于 阿維斯陀語(yǔ) marsô- [腹部，肚子]