different between pediform vs podiform
pediform
English
Etymology
Latin pes (“foot”), +? -iform.
Adjective
pediform (comparative more pediform, superlative most pediform)
- Having the shape of a foot.
pediform From the web:
podiform
English
Etymology
pod +? -iform
Adjective
podiform (comparative more podiform, superlative most podiform)
- pod-shaped
podiform From the web:
- what is podiform definition
- what is podiform meaning
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