big toe

English

Big toe.

Etymology

big + toe

Noun

big toe (plural big toes)

(anatomy) The largest of the toes of a human and some other animals.

Synonyms

Translations

largest of the toes of the foot of a human

Arabic: please add this translation if you can
Armenian: ոտքի բթամատ (otkʿi btʿamat), պպի (hy) (ppi) (dialectal)
Aromanian: pilicar n
Bashkir: баш бармаҡ (baš barmaq)
Catalan: hàl·lux (ca) m
Chinese:
Cantonese: 腳趾公, 脚趾公 (goek³ zi² gung¹)

Hakka: 腳趾公, 脚趾公 (kiok-chṳ́-kûng, kiok-chí-kûng)

Mandarin: 大腳趾, 大脚趾 (dàjiǎozhǐ), 拇指 (zh) (mǔzhǐ), 拇趾 (zh) (mǔzhǐ), 大趾 (dàzhǐ)
Czech: palec (cs) m
Danish: storetå
Dutch: grote teen m
Esperanto: halukso (eo)
Finnish: isovarvas (fi)
French: gros orteil (fr), pouce du pied m, hallux (fr) m (anatomy)
German: große Zehe f, großer Zeh m
Greek: μεγάλο δάκτυλο του ποδιού n (megálo dáktylo tou podioú)
Greenlandic: putugoq
Hungarian: nagy lábujj (hu)
Icelandic: stóra tá f, stóra táin f
Ido: haluxo (io)
Irish: ordóg (ga) f, ordóg coise f

Italian: alluce (it)
Kazakh: бақай (baqay)
Latin: hallus
Lithuanian: nykštys, didysis pirštas m
Luxembourgish: déck Zéif f
Malay: ibu jari kaki, empu kaki
Maori: kōnui
Mongolian: эрхий (mn) (erhij)
Navajo: akétsoh
Norwegian:
Bokmål: stortå m, f

Nynorsk: stortå f
Pitjantjatjara: tjina mama
Portuguese: hálux (pt) m, dedão do pé m
Romanian: degetul mare de la picior n
Russian: большо́й па́лец (ru) m (bolʹšój pálec)
Scots: tae
Scottish Gaelic: òrdag mhòr f, òrdag f
Serbo-Croatian: nožni palac m
Slovak: palec m, palec na nohe m
Spanish: dedo gordo del pie m, hallux m (anatomy, medicine)
Swedish: stortå (sv) c

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