IPA: /ˈpliːəpɒd/
KK: /ˈplēəˌpäd/
A type of limb found on the abdomen of certain crustaceans, used for swimming.
The shrimp used its pleopods to propel itself through the water.
Pleopod → It is formed from "pleo-" (from Greek "pleion", meaning more or many) and "pod" (from Greek "pous", meaning foot). The word "pleopod" refers to the many-footed appendages found in certain crustaceans, indicating their multiple limbs.
Think of 'more' ('pleo-') and 'foot' ('pod') to remember that a pleopod is an appendage that refers to the many feet or limbs of certain crustaceans.