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Ped and Pod Roots

This enlightening guide explores the Latin root "ped" meaning "foot" and its application in various English words. It defines terms such as biped (two-footed), quadruped (four-footed), and tripod (three-footed), showcasing how these concepts relate to different creatures or objects. Additionally, it delves into words like pedicure (foot treatment), pedestrian (person walking), pedal (lever operated by foot), and peddler (person selling goods while walking). Discover the fascinating connections between language and anatomy in this comprehensive overview.

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Ped and Pod Roots

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  1. Ped and Pod Roots Latin root meaning “foot”

  2. Biped A biped is a person or animal who walks on twofeet.

  3. Quadruped A quadruped is a fourfooted animal.

  4. Tripod A tripod is a stand or support with threefeet.

  5. Pedicure A pedicure is a foot treatment.

  6. Centipede A centipede is a creature with 100feet.

  7. Millipede A millipede is a creature with 1,000feet.

  8. Pedestrian A pedestrian is a person who walks on foot.

  9. Pedal A pedal is a lever activated with one’s foot.

  10. Peddler A peddler is a person who travels from place to place on footselling things.

  11. Impediment An impediment is something that stands in your way.

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