Definition of pedate in English:

pedate

adjective ˈpɛdeɪtˈpɛdət

Biology

1Shaped like a foot, especially that of a bird; (Botany) designating or characterized by a leaf shape or venation pattern similar to a palmate or digitate arrangement, but with the lobes, leaflets, or veins not all arising from a single central point, the lateral divisions being further subdivided or fused near the base; (also) designating or characterized by the arrangement of other parts in such a pattern, with successive lateral branches arising near the base of earlier branches.
2Zoology. Having feet, footed. rare.
3Expanded (at the end) so as to resemble a foot at the end of a leg.

Origin

Late 17th century (in an earlier sense). From classical Latin pedātus having feet from ped-, pēs foot + -ātus.

Definition of pedate in US English:

pedate

adjective

Biology

1Shaped like a foot, especially that of a bird; (Botany) designating or characterized by a leaf shape or venation pattern similar to a palmate or digitate arrangement, but with the lobes, leaflets, or veins not all arising from a single central point, the lateral divisions being further subdivided or fused near the base; (also) designating or characterized by the arrangement of other parts in such a pattern, with successive lateral branches arising near the base of earlier branches.
2Zoology. Having feet, footed. rare.
3Expanded (at the end) so as to resemble a foot at the end of a leg.

Origin

Late 17th century (in an earlier sense). From classical Latin pedātus having feet from ped-, pēs foot + -ātus.

词汇	pedate
释义	Definition of pedate in English: pedate adjective ˈpɛdeɪtˈpɛdət Biology 1Shaped like a foot, especially that of a bird; (Botany) designating or characterized by a leaf shape or venation pattern similar to a palmate or digitate arrangement, but with the lobes, leaflets, or veins not all arising from a single central point, the lateral divisions being further subdivided or fused near the base; (also) designating or characterized by the arrangement of other parts in such a pattern, with successive lateral branches arising near the base of earlier branches. 2Zoology. Having feet, footed. rare. 3Expanded (at the end) so as to resemble a foot at the end of a leg. Origin Late 17th century (in an earlier sense). From classical Latin pedātus having feet from ped-, pēs foot + -ātus. Definition of pedate in US English: pedate adjective Biology 1Shaped like a foot, especially that of a bird; (Botany) designating or characterized by a leaf shape or venation pattern similar to a palmate or digitate arrangement, but with the lobes, leaflets, or veins not all arising from a single central point, the lateral divisions being further subdivided or fused near the base; (also) designating or characterized by the arrangement of other parts in such a pattern, with successive lateral branches arising near the base of earlier branches. 2Zoology. Having feet, footed. rare. 3Expanded (at the end) so as to resemble a foot at the end of a leg. Origin Late 17th century (in an earlier sense). From classical Latin pedātus having feet from ped-, pēs foot + -ātus.
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