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Apodi
plural noun
Ap·o·di
\ˈapəˌdī, -ˌdē\
Definition of Apodi
: a suborder of Apodiformes that comprises the swifts
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Origin and Etymology of apodi
New Latin, from Greek apodoi, plural of apous footless, from a- 2a- + -pous (from pous foot)
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