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.

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PEDEM

‘foot’

ItalienÉtape 1 sur 3

Classical Latin accusative (nom. PĒS)

EspagnolÉtape 1 sur 4

Classical Latin accusative (nom. PĒS)

FrançaisÉtape 1 sur 4

Classical Latin accusative (nom. PĒS)

PortugaisÉtape 1 sur 4

Classical Latin accusative (nom. PĒS)

Roumain

Pas de descendant hérité

CatalanÉtape 1 sur 4

Classical Latin accusative (nom. PĒS)

Vitesse

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.

Les formes sont notées en AFI, l’alphabet phonétique international : un symbole, un son. Les syllabes accentuées portent ˈ. Les dates sont approximatives et ne sont données que lorsque les manuels s’accordent. 24 parcours de mots.