IPA: /ˌkælɪˈpɪdʒiən/
KK: /kælɪˈpɪdʒiən/
Describing someone who has well-shaped and attractive buttocks.
The dancer's callipygian figure was admired by everyone in the audience.
Callipygian is derived from the Greek roots 'kallos' (meaning beauty) and 'pyge' (meaning buttocks). The term describes someone with beautiful buttocks, combining these elements to convey the idea of physical attractiveness in that specific area.
Think of 'kallos' meaning beauty and 'pyge' referring to buttocks — this helps you remember that callipygian describes someone with beautiful buttocks.