bipedal

English

Etymology

From biped +‎ -al.

Adjective

bipedal (not comparable)

1. Having two feet or two legs; biped.
2. Pertaining to a biped.

   bipedal locomotion

Synonyms

• two-footed, two-legged

Derived terms

• bipedality
• bipedalism
• bipedally
• nonbipedal
• semibipedal

Translations

having two feet or two legs

• Belarusian: двухно́гі (dvuxnóhi)
• Bengali: দুপেয়ে (dupeye)
• Bulgarian: двукрак (dvukrak)
• Czech: dvojnohý
• Finnish: kaksijalkainen (fi)
• French: bipède (fr)
• German: zweifüßig (de), bipedisch, zweibeinig, zweibeinig
• Hungarian: kétlábú (hu)
• Icelandic: tvífættur
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• Latin: bipēs
• Manx: daa-chassagh, daa-choshagh
• Maori: waewae-rua
• Old English: twifēte
• Polish: dwunożny (pl) m, dwunożna f, dwunożone n
• Russian: двуно́гий (ru) (dvunógij)
• Spanish: bipedal
• Swedish: tvåbent (sv)
• Ukrainian: двоно́гий (dvonóhyj)
• Volapük: telfutik, follögik (vo)

pertaining to a biped or two-legged animal, being

• Bengali: দুপেয়ে (dupeye)
• Maori: waewae-rua
• Spanish: bipedal
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• Swedish: tvåbent (sv)
• Volapük: (♂♀) telfutafik, (♂) hitelfutafik, (♀) jitelfutafik, (♂♀) follögafik, (♂) hifollögafik, (♀) jifollögafik

See also

• quadruped
• quadrupedal

Anagrams

• piebald

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Spanish

Adjective

bipedal m or f (masculine and feminine plural bipedales)

1. bipedal