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’
Classical Latin accusative (nom. PĒS)
Classical Latin accusative (nom. PĒS)
Classical Latin accusative (nom. PĒS)
Classical Latin accusative (nom. PĒS)
Sem descendente herdado
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.
As formas estão escritas em AFI, o Alfabeto Fonético Internacional: um símbolo, um som. As sílabas tônicas levam ˈ. As datas são aproximadas e só aparecem onde os manuais concordam. 24 viagens de palavras.