PEDON

Meaning of PEDON in English

n 1. pedestrian; 2. infantryman; 3. [Chess] pawn

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PEDON — донное сообщество озера
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PEDON — донное сообщество озера
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PEDESTRIAN — a. pedeatori; n. pedon, pedeator
English interlingue dictionary
FOOT- 2. — ~BALL: futballe. ~MAN: lacayo. ~MARK: ped-tracie. ~NOTE: ped-note. ~PASSENGER: pedon, pedeator. ~PATH: ped-via, viette, trottuore. ~PRINT: ped-tracie, vestigie. ~STEP: passu. …
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PEDOLOGY — noun Etymology: Greek pedon + International Scientific Vocabulary -logy Date: 1912 soil science , pedological also pedologic adjective pedologist noun
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PEDOGENESIS — see: paedogenesis II. noun Etymology: New Latin, from Greek pedon + Latin genesis Date: 1936 the formation and development of …
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PEDALFER — noun Etymology: Greek pedon ground + English alumen + Latin ferrum iron Date: 1928 a soil that lacks a hardened …
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PIONEER — I. |pīə|ni(ə)r, -iə noun ( -s ) Etymology: Middle French pionier, pionnier, from Old French peonier foot soldier, from peon, …
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PILOT — I. ˈpīlət, usu -əd.+V noun ( -s ) Usage: often attributive Etymology: Middle French pilote, from Italian pilota, alteration of …
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PED- — I. combining form or pedi- or pedo- Etymology: ped-, pedi- from Latin, from ped-, pes foot; pedo- from ped- + …
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PED — I. ˈped noun ( -s ) Etymology: Middle English pedde dialect chiefly England : a covered basket : hamper II. …
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PAWN — I. ˈpȯn, ˈpän noun ( -s ) Etymology: Middle English paun, modification (probably influenced by MFlemish paen pawn, from Middle …
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PEON — ˈpēˌän, ˈpēən, in sense 2c usually pāˈōn noun ( plural peons -nz ; or peo·nes -ōˌnās ; see numbered senses …
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PEDION — ˈpedēən, ˈpēd- noun ( plural ped·ia -dēə) Etymology: New Latin, from Greek, plain, flat surface, from pedon ground; akin to …
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PEDALIUM — pəˈdālēəm, -lyəm noun Usage: capitalized Etymology: New Latin, from Greek pēdalion rudder, from pēdon oar blade; akin to Greek pod-, …
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PARALLELEPIPED — ˌparəˌleləˈpīpə̇d also -ˌleləˈpipə̇d or -ˌleˈlepəˌped or -_ləˈlepəˌped noun also par·al·lel·e·pip·e·don -ˌleləˈpipəˌdän, -_d ə n ; or par·al·lel·o·piped -ˌleləˈpīpə̇d also -ˈpip- …
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MORPION — ˈmȯ(r)pēən noun ( -s ) Etymology: Middle French, from mordre to bite (from Latin mordēre ) + pion, peon foot …
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DAPEDIUS — dəˈpēdēəs noun Usage: capitalized Etymology: New Latin, from Greek dapedon level surface, ground, from da- (akin to Greek domos house) …
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CRASPEDOTA — ˌ ̷ ̷ ̷ ̷ˈdōd.ə noun plural Usage: capitalized Etymology: New Latin, irregular from craspedon velum, from Greek kraspedon edge, border, from kras- head …
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PILOT — /puy"leuht/ , n. 1. a person duly qualified to steer ships into or out of a harbor or through certain …
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PEON — peon 1 /pee"euhn, pee"on/ , n. 1. (in Spanish America) a farm worker or unskilled laborer; day laborer. 2. (formerly, …
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PEDO- — pedo- 1 a combining form meaning "child," used in the formation of compound words: pedophilia. Also, paedo-; esp. before a …
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PEDION — /ped"ee euhn, pee"dee-/ , n. , pl. pedia /ped"ee euh, pee"dee euh/ . Crystall. a crystal form having only a …
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PARALLELEPIPED — — parallelepipedic /par'euh lel'euh pip"i dik/ , parallelepipedonal, parallelepipedous , adj. /par'euh lel'euh puy"pid, -pip"id/ , n. a prism with …
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PIONEER — I. ˌpī-ə-ˈnir noun Etymology: Middle French pionier, from Old French peonier foot soldier, from peon foot soldier, from Medieval Latin …
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PILOT — I. ˈpī-lət noun Etymology: Middle French pilote, from Italian pilota, alteration of pedota, from Middle Greek * pēdōtēs, from Greek …
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PEDOGENESIS — I. pedogenesis variant of paedogenesis II. ped·o·gen·e·sis ˌpe-də-ˈje-nə-səs noun Etymology: New Latin, from Greek pedon + Latin genesis Date: 1936 …
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PAWN — I. ˈpȯn, ˈpän noun Etymology: Middle English pown, from Anglo-French peoun, paun, from Medieval Latin pedon-, pedo foot soldier, from …
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TOFT — noun Etymology: Middle English, from Old English, from Old Norse topt; probably akin to Greek dapedon floor, demein to build, …
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PEON — pā-ˈōn for 2, Britain also ˈpyün for 1 noun ( plural peons or pe·o·nes pā-ˈō-nēz) Etymology: Portuguese peão & French …
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PEON — [pe.on] n, pl peons or pe.o.nes [Pg peao & F pion, fr. ML pedon-, pedo foot soldier--more at pawn] (1609) …
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