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Pronunciation of 'Podocarpus'

Podocarpus is a genus of coniferous trees and shrubs, commonly known as 'yellowwood,' native to the Southern Hemisphere. The pronunciation in English is 'poh-doh-KAR-puhs.'

Word Origin

The word 'Podocarpus' is derived from Greek, where 'podo-' means 'foot' and '-carpus' means 'fruit,' referring to the stalked fruit characteristic of the genus.

Pronunciation Details

English (United States)

ˌpoʊ.dəˈkɑːr.pəs/ˌpoʊ.dəˈkɑːr.pəs/Slow

A genus of coniferous trees and shrubs, commonly known as 'yellowwood,' native to the Southern Hemisphere.

Pronounced as 'poh-doh-KAR-puhs,' with stress on the third syllable. 'Po' as in 'poh,' 'do' as in 'doh,' 'kar' as in 'car,' and 'pus' as in 'puhs.'

Ελληνικά (Greek)

ˌpo.ðoˈkar.pus/ˌpo.ðoˈkar.pus/Slow

Derived from the Greek words 'podo-' (foot) and '-carpus' (fruit), referring to the stalked fruit characteristic of the genus.

Pronounced as 'po-tho-KAR-pus,' with stress on the third syllable. 'Po' as in 'poh,' 'tho' as in 'tho,' 'kar' as in 'car,' and 'pus' as in 'puhs.'