A creature or being with goat-like feet; in mythology, a being such as a satyr or faun with the feet or legs of a goat.
From Latin capra (goat) plus pes (foot), meaning literally 'goat-foot.' Used to describe mythological creatures.
Ancient Greeks and Romans used capripedes in their mythology to represent the wild, untamed forces of nature that existed beyond the boundaries of civilized cities.
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