little toe

English

Etymology

From Middle English litel to, lyttylle towe, from Old English lȳtle tā.

Noun

little toe (plural little toes)

1. The smallest toe of the human foot.

Translations

smallest toe of the foot

• Armenian: ճկույթ (hy) (čkuytʻ)
• Catalan: dit petit del peu m
• Chinese:

  Cantonese: 腳趾尾 / 脚趾尾 (goek³ zi² mei^5-1)

  Hakka: 腳趾尾 / 脚趾尾 (kiok-chṳ́-mî, kiok-chí-mî)

  Mandarin: 小指 (zh) (xiǎozhǐ)

• Czech: malíček (cs) m
• Finnish: pikkuvarvas (fi)
• French: petit doigt de pied m, petit doigt (fr) m, petit orteil m
• German: kleine Zehe f
• Italian: quinto dito m, mignolo (it) m, dito mignolo m
• Khiamniungan Naga: hōkkhòtshòu
• Korean: 새끼발가락 (ko) (saekkibalgarak)
• Latin: digitulus m
• Manx: mair choshey veg f, mair veg ny coshey f
• Maori: kōiti
• Russian: мизи́нец (ru) m (mizínec)
• Spanish: dedo meñique del pie m
• Swedish: lilltå (sv) c