levipes
Latin
adj
Definitions
- light-footed
Etymology
Affix from Latin levis (light, not heavy, unimportant, light q, smooth) + Latin pēs (foot, feet).
Origin
Latin
pēs
Gloss
foot, feet
Concept
Semantic Field
The body
Ontological Category
Other
Emoji
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Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- pes English
- *levianu Latin
- *levius Latin
- *leviānus Latin
- *leviārius Latin
- allevio Latin
- anguipes Latin
- bipes Latin
- capripes Latin
- fissipes Latin
- flammipes Latin
- flexipes Latin
- fulcipedia Latin
- gracilipes Latin
- hircipes Latin
- ignipes Latin
- impedio Latin
- indupedio Latin
- lanipes Latin
- lentipes Latin
- levicollis Latin
- levis Latin
- leviter Latin
- loripes Latin
- luteipes Latin
- octipes Latin
- peciolus Latin
- pedica Latin
- pediculus Latin
- petiolus Latin
- pēs Latin
- quadrupes Latin
- remipes Latin
- segnipes Latin
- septipes Latin
- serpentipes Latin
- solidipes Latin
- sonipes Latin
- tremipes Latin
- trespes Latin
- tripes Latin
- uncipes Latin
- unipes Latin
- pedipalpo Italian
- pédicure French
- pie Spanish, Castilian
- *h₁lengʷʰ- Proto-Indo-European
- *pṓds Proto-Indo-European
- velocipede Danish
- lleu Catalan, Valencian
- ușor Romanian, Moldavian, Moldovan
- lishor Aromanian
- ljiushor Aromanian
- *leɣʷis Proto-Italic
- leav Romansh
- lev Romansh
- pè Romansh
- Хулсан Mongolian
- pe Old Occitan
- pēs
- bipes
- levis
- pedica
- tripes
- unipes
- impedio
- lanipes
- uncipes
- remipes
- ignipes
- loripes
- trespes
- leviter
- allevio
- sonipes
- *levius
- octipes
- tremipes
- *levianu
- segnipes
- lentipes
- hircipes
- peciolus
- anguipes
- luteipes
- septipes
- petiolus
- fissipes
- flexipes
- capripes
- pediculus
- flammipes
- indupedio
- solidipes
- quadrupes
- *leviānus
- gracilipes
- fulcipedia
- *leviārius
- levicollis
- serpentipes