Latin Root “Ped” Flashcard

The Latin root 'ped' means 'foot'.

A pedestrian is a person who is walking, especially in a city or town.

A peddler is a person who sells goods, often traveling from place to place.

Pedals are foot-operated levers used to control a machine, such as a bicycle.

A pedestrian is someone who walks, while a peddler is someone who sells goods.

When driving in a city, especially near crosswalks or schools.

Pedestrians must follow traffic rules to ensure their safety and the safety of drivers.

A quadruped is an animal that has four feet.

A centipede is a type of arthropod that has many legs, typically one pair per body segment.

Pedals are turned by the rider's feet, which makes the wheels turn and propels the bicycle forward.