IPA: /ˈɜrθˌpiː/
KK: /ˈɜrθˌpi/
A type of climbing plant that produces peas and has hairy pods that grow underground.
The earthpea is known for its unique underground pods that are different from most other peas.
The word 'earthpea' is formed from 'earth' (from Old English 'eorþe', meaning the ground or soil) and 'pea' (from Old English 'pise', meaning a pea or pulse). The term 'earthpea' refers to a type of pea that grows in the ground, emphasizing its connection to the earth.
Think of 'earth' as the ground where plants grow and 'pea' as the type of vegetable — together, they remind you that 'earthpea' is a pea that grows in the earth.