IPA: /toʊd/
KK: /toʊd/
Having a toe or toes, often used to describe animals or objects that have a specific number or type of toes.
The even-toed ungulate is a type of animal that has two main toes on each foot.
The word 'toed' comes from 'toe' (from Old English 'tā', meaning digit or finger) and the suffix '-ed' (indicating a state or condition). Thus, 'toed' refers to having toes or being in a condition related to toes.
Think of 'toe' as a digit on your foot, and remember that 'toed' means having toes.