Note 14 — BUTTERFLIES
Reading edition
A name suggested by the resemblance of the larva’s artificial covering to the mino, or straw-raincoat, worn by Japanese peasants. I am not sure whether the dictionary rendering, “basket-worm,” is quite correct;—but the larva commonly called minomushi does really construct for itself something much like the covering of the basket-worm.
(2) A very large, white radish. “Daikon” literally means “big root.”