pedester

Latin

Etymology

From pedes.

Adjective

pedester m, (feminine pedestris, neuter pedestre); third declension

1. walking, pedestrian, on foot
2. of infantry, foot soldiers
3. prosaic, commonplace

Inflection

Number	Singular				Plural
Case \ Gender	M.	F.	N.		MM.	FF.	NN.
nominative	pedester	pedestris	pedestre		pedestrēs	pedestrēs	pedestria
genitive	pedestris	pedestris	pedestris		pedestrium	pedestrium	pedestrium
dative	pedestrī	pedestrī	pedestrī		pedestribus	pedestribus	pedestribus
accusative	pedestrem	pedestrem	pedestre		pedestrēs	pedestrēs	pedestria
ablative	pedestrī	pedestrī	pedestrī		pedestribus	pedestribus	pedestribus
vocative	pedester	pedestris	pedestre		pedestrēs	pedestrēs	pedestria

Descendants

English: pedestrian French: pédestre, piètre Italian: pedestre

Portuguese: pedestre Romanian: pedestru Spanish: pedestre