PEDEM → pie · pied · piede
Spanish, French and Italian broke the short e into ie; Italian then stopped, while Spanish and French wore the d away — French keeping it only on paper. Portuguese pé and Catalan peu never broke the vowel, and Catalan turned the d into u. Romanian lost PEDEM: its foot is picior, from a Latin diminutive.
Elige una palabra
PEDEM
‘foot’
Classical Latin accusative (nom. PĒS)
Classical Latin accusative (nom. PĒS)
Classical Latin accusative (nom. PĒS)
Classical Latin accusative (nom. PĒS)
Sin descendiente heredado
Classical Latin accusative (nom. PĒS)
Spanish, French and Italian broke the short e into ie; Italian then stopped, while Spanish and French wore the d away — French keeping it only on paper. Portuguese pé and Catalan peu never broke the vowel, and Catalan turned the d into u. Romanian lost PEDEM: its foot is picior, from a Latin diminutive.
Las formas están escritas en AFI, el Alfabeto Fonético Internacional: un símbolo, un sonido. Las sílabas tónicas llevan ˈ. Las fechas son aproximadas y solo se dan donde los manuales coinciden. 24 viajes de palabras.