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Pronunciation of 'Pachypodium'

The word 'Pachypodium' originates from Greek and refers to a genus of succulent plants known for their thick stems and spiny appearance. It is pronounced as 'pak-ee-POH-dee-um' in English.

Word Origin

The word 'Pachypodium' is derived from the Greek words 'pachys' meaning 'thick' and 'podium' meaning 'foot', referring to the thick, swollen base of the plant.

Pronunciation Details

English (United States)

ˌpækɪˈpoʊdiəm/ˌpækɪˈpoʊdiəm/Slow

A genus of succulent plants native to Africa, known for their thick, spiny stems and often used as ornamental plants.

Pronounced as 'pak-ee-POH-dee-um'. 'Pak' as in 'pack', 'ee' as in 'see', 'POH' with stress, and 'dee-um' as 'dee-uhm'.

Ελληνικά (Greek)

ˈpakiˌpoði.om/ˈpakiˌpoði.om/Slow

Derived from the Greek words 'pachys' (thick) and 'podium' (foot), referring to the plant's thick base.

Pronounced as 'PA-kee-PO-thee-om'. 'Pa' as in 'pah', 'kee' as in 'key', 'PO' with stress, 'thee' as in 'thee', and 'om' as 'awm'.