IPA: /prəˈɡlɒtɪd/
KK: /prəˈɡlɒtɪd/
A segment of a tapeworm that has both male and female reproductive parts.
The proglottid of the tapeworm can produce eggs.
Proglottid is formed from "pro-" (meaning before) and "glottis" (from Greek "glōtta", meaning tongue). The term refers to a segment of a tapeworm that is located before the reproductive organs, resembling a tongue-like structure.
Think of 'before' ('pro-') and 'tongue' ('glottis') to remember that a proglottid is a segment of a tapeworm that comes before the reproductive parts, resembling a tongue.