toe in Latin
toe in Latin is digitus — toe means any of the five digits at the end of the human foot.
toe in Latin
digitus
What does "toe" mean?
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noun Any of the five digits at the end of the human foot.
"The baby giggled as her father tickled each little toe."
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noun The part of a shoe or sock that covers the toes.
"I need new socks because the toe has worn thin."
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verb To touch or reach something with the toes.
"The child toed the water gently to see how cold it was."
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toe in a sentence
- The baby giggled as her father tickled each little toe.
- He wiggled his big toe through the hole in his sock.
- I need new socks because the toe has worn thin.
- These work boots have a steel toe to protect your feet.
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What is "toe" in Latin?
"toe" in Latin is digitus. toe means: Any of the five digits at the end of the human foot.
How do you use "toe" in a sentence?
Example: "The baby giggled as her father tickled each little toe." In Latin, "toe" is digitus.
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