IPA: //ˈfɪsɪpɛd//
KK: /ˈfɪsɪpɛd/
Describing animals that have toes that are separated from each other, typically seen in some meat-eating mammals.
The fissiped animals, like dogs and cats, have distinct toes that help them run and hunt effectively.
A type of meat-eating mammal that has toes separated into distinct parts, like bears, dogs, and cats.
The dog is a common example of a fissiped mammal.
Fissiped → It is formed from "fiss-" (from Latin "fissio", meaning to split) and "-ped" (from Latin "pes", meaning foot). The word describes animals that have split or divided feet, typically referring to those with toes that are separated.
Think of 'fiss-' meaning to 'split' and '-ped' relating to 'foot' — this helps you remember that 'fissiped' refers to animals with split or divided feet.
No commonly confused words.