Foot

foot Fööt English + (surname) Alternative forms en Foote Proper noun en. en Michael Foot (1913–2010) was a British politician. Anagrams en foot foto ooft toof Low German Alternative forms nds Faut Mecklenburgisch Western Pomeranian Eastphalian Paderbornisch Westphalian Märkisch Sauerländisch nds Fot Mecklenburgisch Western Pomeranian nds Fôt Low Prussian nds Feot Lippisch nds voot Achterhooks,Drèents Tweants Veluws nds poot Grönnegs Veluws nds voet Drèents Sallaands Veluws nds voete Drèents Sallaands Stellingwarfs nds vout Drèents Grönnegs Etymology From nds gml vôt, from nds osx fot, from nds gem-pro *fōts, from nds ine-pro *pṓds. Cognate with de Fuß and en foot. Pronunciation nds /fɔʊ̯t/ /fɛʊ̯t/ Noun m Fööt,Feut,Föte foot (anatomy) Derived terms nds Dat hett Hand un Foot enen op den Fööt pedden Football Footbodden Footgänger Footpadd Footstieg Footweg Klei di an de Fööt! Klei mi an de Fööt! See also nds-de Been nds-de Dumen nds-de Duum nds-de Finger nds-de Hand nds-de Kopp nds-de Kupp nds-de Lief nds-de Tehn nds-de Teuhn nds-de Tohn nds-de Töhn References Plautdietsch Etymology From pdt gml vôt, from pdt osx fot. Noun pdt noun m plural Feet foot Derived terms pdt Footbaul Footich Footspoa Footsoldot Footstijch Footwoama pdt 1-syllable words pdt Anatomy