nudi-

1. a combining form meaning “naked,” “bare,” used in the formation of compound words:

   nudicaul.

nudi-

combining_form

1. naked or bare

   nudibranch

Word History and Origins

Origin of nudi-¹

Combining form representing Latin nūdus naked; -i-

Word History and Origins

Origin of nudi-¹

from Latin nūdus

Example Sentences

Some of the so-called nudi, both men and women, were fully dressed except that they were without hats or boots.

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Then they make a row till the church is opened and the nudi go in and light their candles before S. Alfio.

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Flores ♂ glomerati; glomeruli pedunculati, axillares, in apice caulis nudi.

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Alvum infimam succingunt lato cortice, vel animantis pelle, aut versicolore panno, cetera nudi.

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Pedes breves, nudi, sat validi, calcaribus robustis sat longis.

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