Origin

from Latin pēs, ped- foot

pedi-

Word Origin

a combining form meaning “foot,” used in the formation of compound words:

pediform.

Also, especially before a vowel, ped-.

Origin

combining form of Latin ped- (stem of pēs) foot

Related Words

impede
ped-
pedestrian
pedicab
pedicle
pedicure

pedi-I.

a word element meaning 'foot', as in pediform.

Also, ped-. [Latin, combining form of pēs]

II.

Chiefly US

variant of paed-.

pedi-the usual Latin and Eng. combining form of L. pēs, ped-em foot, used in numerous compounds, as L. pedisequus, Eng. pedicure, pediform, pedipalp, etc. q.v.

pedi- /ˈpɛdi/ combining form.

ORIGIN: from Latin ped-, pes foot: see -i-.

Of the foot. Also repr. pedal noun¹.

DERIVATIVE pedicab noun a small pedal-operated vehicle, usu. a tricycle, serving as a taxi in countries of the Far East M20.
pediform adjective (Zoology) having the form of a foot E19.
peˈdigerous adjective (Zoology) bearing feet or legs E19.

pedi-
I.
— see ped- I
II. combining form
or pedio-
Etymology: Greek, from pedion — more at pedion
: flat surface : plain
< Pedioecetes >
: sole of the foot
< pedialgia >
< Pediococcus >

词汇	pedi-
词根词缀	AHD Collins Dictionary.com Macquarie OED SOED Webster pedi- pref.（前缀） Foot: 脚： pediform. 足状的语源 Latin 拉丁语 from pēs ped- [foot] * see ped- 源自 pēs ped- [脚] 参见 ped- pedi- combining form indicating the foot ⇒ pedicure Origin from Latin pēs, ped-* foot pedi- Word Origin 1 a combining form meaning “foot,” used in the formation of compound words: pediform. Also, especially before a vowel, ped-. Origin combining form of Latin ped- (stem of pēs) foot Related Words impede ped- pedestrian pedicab pedicle pedicure pedi-I. a word element meaning 'foot', as in pediform. Also, ped-. [Latin, combining form of pēs] II. Chiefly US variant of paed-. pedi-the usual Latin and Eng. combining form of L. pēs, ped-em foot, used in numerous compounds, as L. pedisequus, Eng. pedicure, pediform, pedipalp, etc. q.v. pedi- /ˈpɛdi/ combining form. ORIGIN: from Latin ped-, pes foot: see -i-. Of the foot. Also repr. pedal noun¹. DERIVATIVE pedicab noun a small pedal-operated vehicle, usu. a tricycle, serving as a taxi in countries of the Far East M20. pediform adjective (Zoology) having the form of a foot E19. peˈdigerous adjective (Zoology) bearing feet or legs E19. pedi- I. — see ped- I II. combining form or pedio- Etymology: Greek, from pedion — more at pedion : flat surface : plain < Pedioecetes > : sole of the foot < pedialgia > < Pediococcus >
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