IPA: /oʊˈvɪpərə/
KK: /oʊˈvɪpərə/
A group of animals that lay eggs, with the embryos developing outside the mother's body.
Birds and reptiles are examples of ovipara, as they lay eggs to reproduce.
Ovipara is formed from "ovi-" (from Latin "ovum", meaning egg) and "-para" (from Latin "parere", meaning to bear or bring forth). The term refers to organisms that lay eggs, thus literally meaning 'egg-bearing'.
Think of 'egg' ('ovi-') and 'bearing' ('-para') to remember that 'ovipara' refers to creatures that lay eggs.
No commonly confused words.