ladybird به انگلیسی
From Longman Dictionary
la‧dy‧bird /ˈleɪdibɜːd $ -bɜːrd/ British English, ladybug /ˈleɪdibʌɡ/ American English
a small round beetle (=a type of insect) that is usually red with black spots
Example
No, there was Tumbleweed asleep under an old army greatcoat, a ladybird ambling about on his twitching nose
There is no scriptural basis for this, however, and ladybirds are not mentioned in the Bible
Majerus, O’Donald, and Weir, for instance, were interested by the genetical control of mate selection in ladybirds
Artificial selection, for instance, has demonstrated a genetic influence on the mating preferences of ladybirds
But the World Wide Fund have filmed our ladybird larvae