IPA: /ˌpɛr.iˈɒ.pɒd/
KK: /pɛrˈiːəˌpɒd/
A type of limb found on certain crustaceans, specifically decapods, that is used for walking and collecting food.
The crab used its pereiopods to scuttle across the sandy beach.
Pereiopod is formed from "pereio-" (from Greek "peraios", meaning to be on the side or to be near) and "pod" (from Greek "pous", meaning foot). The word refers to limbs or appendages that are located on the side of an organism, particularly in crustaceans.
Think of 'side' ('pereio-') and 'foot' ('pod') to remember that a pereiopod is a side limb or appendage.