[ˈpeː.dɪs], [ˈpɛː.dis]
OrigoUncertain. Cognate to Avestan 𐬞𐬀𐬰𐬛𐬎 (pazdu). According to De Vaan, the term pēdicōsus indicates the existence of an original form *pēdex. De Vaan suggests that the term pedis may derive from the remodeling of *pēdex into an i-stem term.
- declension-3louse
- form-of, genitive, singulargenitive singular of pēs
Formaepēdis(canonical, masculine) · pēdis(genitive) · pēdis(nominative, singular) · pēdēs(nominative, plural) · pēdis(genitive, singular) · pēdium(genitive, plural) · pēdī(dative, singular) · pēdibus(dative, plural) · pēdem(accusative, singular) · pēdēs(accusative, plural) · pēdīs(accusative, plural) · pēde(ablative, singular) · pēdibus(ablative, plural) · pēdis(singular, vocative) · pēdēs(plural, vocative)
Fons: Vicitionarium