phyllopodous
adjective
phyl·lop·o·dous
\fə̇ˈläpədəs\
variants: or
phyllopod
\ˈfiləˌpäd\ less commonlyphyllopodan
\fə̇ˈläpədən\Definition of phyllopodous
: of or relating to the Phyllopoda
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Origin and Etymology of phyllopodous
phyllopodous from New Latin Phyllopoda + English -ous; phyllopod from New Latin Phyllopoda; phyllopodan from New Latin Phyllopoda + English -an, adjective suffix
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