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-pod

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-pod or -pode
suff.
Foot; footlike part: pleopod.

[From New Latin -podium (from Greek podion; see podium) and from New Latin -poda (from Greek, pl. of pous, pod-, foot; see ped- in Indo-European roots).]

-pod
A suffix meaning "foot." It is used in the scientific names of the members of many groups of organisms, such as arthropod, an organism having "jointed feet," and sauropod, a dinosaur having "lizard feet." It is also used in the names of different kinds of limbs or limblike body parts, such as pseudopod, the "false foot" of an amoeba.

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