pari-

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

   paripinnate.

pari-

combining_form

1. equal or equally; even (in number)

   parisyllabic

   paripinnate

Word History and Origins

Origin of pari-¹

< Late Latin pari- combining form of pār par ¹

Word History and Origins

Origin of pari-¹

from Latin par

Example Sentences

“The bone was clean cut,” Jordyn Pari Davies said.

From Los Angeles Times

“Effectively, saying that subordinated Tier 2 and AT1 are pari passu would have been very problematic for the AT1 market.”

From Reuters

The investor said the AT1 bonds were pari passu, in other words ranking at the same level, with the reference bond underlying the CDS contracts, which included a subordinated bond that matured in 2020.

From Reuters

The civil case was first initiated in July last year by four residents of the Indonesian island of Pari, which has been repeatedly flooded as global warming has driven up sea levels.

From Reuters

The Ministry of the President said others testing positive were ministers of the interior, Eduardo del Castillo; defense, Edmundo Novillo; foreign relations, Rogelio Mayta; education, Edgar Pari; justice, Iván Lima, and planning, Gabriela Mendoza.

From Seattle Times