IPA: /ˈɛmɪd/
KK: /ˈɛmɪd/
A type of freshwater turtle that belongs to a specific family of turtles known for their aquatic habitats.
The emyd is often found basking on logs near ponds and rivers.
The word 'emyd' comes from the Greek 'emyda' (meaning turtle). It specifically refers to a type of turtle, particularly those that are aquatic or semi-aquatic.
Think of the Greek word for turtle, 'emyda', to remember that 'emyd' refers to a type of turtle.
No commonly confused words.