Etymology of the English word foot
the English word
footderived from the Proto-Germanic root
*fotderived from the Proto-Indo-European root
*ped-Derivations in English
bumblefoot,
clubfoot,
finfoot,
flatfoot,
footage,
footbath,
footcare,
footer,
footgear,
foothold,
footlet,
footlight,
footmark,
footnote,
footpace,
footpad,
footpath,
footplate,
footprint,
footrace,
footrest,
footrope,
footslog,
footsore,
footstalk,
footstall,
footstool,
footwall,
footwell,
footwork,
footworn,
goosefoot,
leadfoot,
outfoot,
sandalfoot,
spadefoot,
splayfoot,
webfoot,
footboard,
foothill,
footlocker,
footscraper,
footwear,
pussyfoot,
tenderfoot,
surefooted,
footing,
footless,
footed,
afoot,
barefoot,
football,
footbridge,
footcloth,
footman,
footstep,
hotfoot,
underfootCognates
Catalan
peu, Danish
fod, Dutch
voet, French
pied, German
Fuß, Gothic
fotus, Icelandic
fótur, Italian
piede, Lithuanian
peda, Nynorsk
fod, Portuguese
pe, Provençal
pe, Riksmal
fot, Spanish
pie, Swedish
fotUsage
Word found in Modern English
