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Definitions for Podium

[1] a small platform for the conductor of an orchestra, a public speaker, the recipient of a sports medal, etc.
[2] Architecture . a low wall forming a base for a construction, as a colonnade or dome. a stereobate for a classical temple, especially one with perpendicular sides. the masonry supporting a classical temple. a raised platform surrounding the arena of an ancient Roman amphitheater having on it the seats of privileged spectators.
[3] lectern.
[4] a counter or booth, as one at an airport for handling tickets or dispensing information.
[5] Zoology , Anatomy . a foot.
[6] Botany . a footstalk or stipe.
[7] (in a sports competition) to finish first, second, or third and receive an award while standing on a podium: He’s podiumed in five of his past six races.
[8] a combining form meaning “footlike part” of an organism, used in the formation of compound words: monopodium; pseudo-podium.
[9] a small raised platform used by lecturers, orchestra conductors, etc; dais
[10] a plinth that supports a colonnade or wall
[11] a low wall surrounding the arena of an ancient amphitheatre
[12] zoology the terminal part of a vertebrate limb any footlike organ, such as the tube foot of a starfish
[13] a part resembling a foot pseudopodium

Words related to Podium

platform, rostrum, pulpit, dais, stage, stump, soapbox

Words nearby Podium

podgy, podiatric medicine, podiatrist, podiatry, podite, podium, podo-, podocarpus, podocyte, pododynamometer, pododynia

Origin of Podium

-podiumFrom New Latin; see origin at podium

Word origin for Podium

-podiumfrom New Latin: footlike; see podium

Synonyms for Podium

dais, platform, pulpit, rostrum, stage, soapbox, stump