-pode

variant of -podium.
pseudopode.

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Andrew Pode, the National Trust's general manager for Northumberland coast and Hadrian's Wall, said the tree was "world famous" and had been "unlawfully felled", adding: "No-one had the right or permission to cause damage to the tree."

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Mr Pode said the "iconic" tree had been planted in the 1800s by previous landowner John Clayton to be a "feature in the landscape", with the National Trust taking it over on 10 December 1942.

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A guerra não pode interessar a ninguém.

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Agora, mesmo em março, Josiel pode ficar de pé no chão seco e coberto de folhas da ilha.

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“Se você muda isso, você muda todas as relações dentro deste sistema e pode destruí-lo permanentemente.”

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When To Use

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The combining form -pode is used like a suffix meaning “footlike part.” It is very rarely used in scientific terms, especially in zoology.The form -pode comes from Greek ��ó�徱�ǲ�, meaning “little foot.” The Latin cognate of ��ó�徱�ǲ� is ��ŧ��, “foot,” and is the source of several combining forms related to the lower extremities, including -ped, -pede, and pedi-. Discover more at our Words That Use articles for each of these three forms.�� are variants of -pode?A variant of -pode is -podium, as in parapodium. It also shares an origin with the combining forms pod-, podo-, -pod, -poda, and -podous. Want to know more? Read our Words That Use articles for all these forms.

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