dipody
dip·o·dy
noun \ˈdi-pə-dē\ plural -dies
Definition of DIPODY
: a prosodic unit or measure of two feet
— di·pod·ic \dī-ˈpä-dik\ adjective
Origin of DIPODY
Late Latin dipodia, from Greek, from dipod-, dipous having two feet, from di- + pod-, pous
First Known Use: circa 1844
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