Lea, H. Arnold

Definition

H. Arnold Lea was an early 20th-century British entomologist known for his work on beetles, particularly the family Curculionidae (weevils).

Etymology

H. Arnold Lea refers to Henry Arnold Lea, where 'Henry' is of Germanic origin meaning 'ruler of the household', and 'Arnold' is of Old High German origin meaning 'eagle power'.

Example

H. Arnold Lea was particularly noted for his contributions to the study of weevils in the British Isles.

Synonyms

• Henry Arnold Lea

Related Terms

• Entomologist
• Curculionidae
• Weevils

Usage Notes

When referring to H. Arnold Lea in academic or scientific literature, it is customary to cite his full name or use his initials followed by the surname.