What does flū̆xipedus mean in Latin?

flū̆xipedus, a adjective, means “flowing down to the feet”.

How do you pronounce flū̆xipedus?

In classical Latin, [fɫuːkˈsɪ.pɛ.dʊs]; in ecclesiastical (church) Latin, [flukˈsiː.pe.dus].

adjectivefirst/second-declension adjective

flū̆xipedus (feminine flū̆xipeda, neuter flū̆xipedum)

Classical[fɫuːkˈsɪ.pɛ.dʊs]Ecclesiastical[flukˈsiː.pe.dus]

adjectiveflowing down to the feet
flū̆xipeda vestisa clothing flowing down to the feet4th century CE, Avienius, Phænomena ex Arato versa 287–288

singular
form	masculine	feminine	neuter
nominative	flū̆xipedus	flū̆xipeda	flū̆xipedum
genitive	flū̆xipedī	flū̆xipedae	flū̆xipedī
dative	flū̆xipedō	flū̆xipedae	flū̆xipedō
accusative	flū̆xipedum	flū̆xipedam	flū̆xipedum
ablative	flū̆xipedō	flū̆xipedā	flū̆xipedō
vocative	flū̆xipede	flū̆xipeda	flū̆xipedum

plural
form	masculine	feminine	neuter
nominative	flū̆xipedī	flū̆xipedae	flū̆xipeda
genitive	flū̆xipedōrum	flū̆xipedārum	flū̆xipedōrum
dative	flū̆xipedīs	flū̆xipedīs	flū̆xipedīs
accusative	flū̆xipedōs	flū̆xipedās	flū̆xipeda
ablative	flū̆xipedīs	flū̆xipedīs	flū̆xipedīs
vocative	flū̆xipedī	flū̆xipedae	flū̆xipeda

fluxĭpĕdus, a, um, adj. fluo-pes,

I. flowing down to the feet: vestis, Avien. Arat. 287.

From flū̆xus (“fluid, flowing”) + pēs (“foot”, oblique stem ped-) + -us.