piedo
Esperanto
editEtymology
editFrom French pied and Italian piede, both from Latin pēs.
Pronunciation
editNoun
editpiedo (accusative singular piedon, plural piedoj, accusative plural piedojn)
- foot
- 1983, Claude Piron, chapter 7, in Gerda malaperis!:
- Sed ni unue metu ŝin pli bone, ke ŝi kuŝu komforte, kun la piedoj pli altaj ol la kapo.
- But first let's arrange her better, so that she's lying comfortably, with her feet higher than her head.
- paw
Derived terms
edit- piedfingro (“toe”)
- piednoto (“footnote”)
- piedpilko (“football, soccer”)
- piediri (“to walk”)
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