foot in Latin
foot in Latin is pēs, pes — foot means the body part at the end of the leg that a person or animal stands and walks on.
foot in Latin
pēs
pes
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.
"She stubbed her foot on the coffee table."
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noun A unit of length equal to twelve inches.
"The ceiling is about ten feet high."
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noun The lowest or bottom part of something.
"They set up camp at the foot of the mountain."
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verb To pay a bill, especially informally (as in "foot the bill").
"His parents ended up footing the bill for the whole trip."
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foot in a sentence
- She stubbed her foot on the coffee table.
- He tapped his foot impatiently while waiting.
- The ceiling is about ten feet high.
- They set up camp at the foot of the mountain.
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What is "foot" in Latin?
"foot" in Latin is pēs, pes. 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: "She stubbed her foot on the coffee table." In Latin, "foot" is pēs, pes.
Are there other ways to say "foot" in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 2 translations listed for "foot": pēs, pes.
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