pedi-

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

   pediform.

pedi-

¹

combining_form

1. indicating the foot

   pedicure

Pedi

²

/ ˈpɛdɪ /

noun

1. Also calledNorthern Sotho a member of a subgroup of the Sotho people resident in the Transvaal
2. the dialect of Sotho spoken by this people

Word History and Origins

Origin of pedi-¹

Combining form of Latin ped- (stem of pēs ) foot

Word History and Origins

Origin of pedi-¹

from Latin pēs, ped- foot

Example Sentences

The rescue operation is focusing on the Pedi area of Symi after a woman said she saw him there on Wednesday, the island's deputy mayor Ilias Chaskas told BBC News.

From BBC

He said the area is considered dangerous, but noted the woman had seen Mr Mosley on the road in a safer part of Pedi.

From BBC

He was last seen by a witness at a bus stop in Pedi, about halfway between the two locations, and did not have his cellphone on him when he disappeared, she said.

From New York Times

Les pedí a Cuarón, Del Toro y González Iñárritu que recordaran cuándo conocieron al actor y cómo fue la experiencia de trabajar con él.

From New York Times

Now Lewandowski hopes not only his goals, but also his knowledge of the game, will help Barcelona’s younger players such as teenagers Pedi González, Ansu Fati and Gavi Páez.

From Seattle Times