foot in Irish
foot in Irish is cos, troigh, gróig — foot means the body part at the end of the leg that a person or animal stands and walks on.
foot in Irish
cos
troigh
gróig
(Ireland, transitive) To spread out and stack up (turf sods) to allow them to dry.
What does "foot" mean?
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noun The body part at the end of the leg that a person or animal stands and walks on.
"The hiker rested her sore foot on a rock after the long climb."
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noun A unit of length equal to twelve inches.
"The shelf is fixed about a foot above the kitchen sink."
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noun The lowest or bottom part of something.
"Please sign your name at the foot of the page."
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verb To pay a bill, especially informally (as in "foot the bill").
"Who is going to foot the bill for the party?"
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foot in a sentence
- The hiker rested her sore foot on a rock after the long climb.
- She stubbed her foot on the coffee table.
- The shelf is fixed about a foot above the kitchen sink.
- The ceiling is about ten feet high.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "foot" in Irish?
"foot" in Irish is cos, troigh, gróig. foot means: The body part at the end of the leg that a person or animal stands and walks on.
How do you use "foot" in a sentence?
Example: "The hiker rested her sore foot on a rock after the long climb." In Irish, "foot" is cos, troigh, gróig.
Are there other ways to say "foot" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 3 translations listed for "foot": cos, troigh, gróig.
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