Foot

Noun

1. The part of an animal's leg below the ankle.
2. A short projection on the bottom of a piece of equipment to support it.
3. A unit of measure equal to twelve inches (exactly 30.48 centimetres). One third of a yard.
4. The basic measure of rhythm in a poem.

• Breton: troad m treid pl (human), pav m -ioù / pivier pl (animal) (1), treid / troadoù pl (2), troatad m -où (3)
• Catalan: peu m
• Danish: fod (1,2,3), versefod (4)
• Dutch: voet m (1,3), voetje n (2), poot m, pootje n (2)
• Finnish: jalkaterä (1), jalka (2,3)
• French: pied m (1,2,3)
• German: Fuß m (1)
• Guarani: py
• Hebrew: רגל f
• Indonesian: kaki
• Interlingua: pede
• Italian: piede m (1)
• Japanese: 足 (あし, ashi)
• Korean: 발 (bal)
• Polish: stopa f (1,3), nóżka f (2)
• Portuguese: pé m
• Romanian: picior n
• Spanish: pie m (1)
• Swedish: fot c (1, 2, 3)
• Tok Pisin: lek
• Tupinambá: py