“Foot” in Japanese
Short answer
Foot in Japanese is “あんよ” (anyo). Full meaning: foot, tootsie, tootsy; toddle, walk.
Other ways to say “Foot” in Japanese
足
ashi foot, paw, arm (of an octopus, squid, etc.); leg; gait
麓
fumoto foot (of a mountain or hill), bottom, base
韻脚
inkyaku (metrical) foot; end rhyme (in Chinese poetry)
おみ足
omiashi foot, leg
呎
fiito feet, foot
アンヨ
anyo foot, tootsie, tootsy; toddle, walk
ふもと
fumoto foot (of a mountain or hill), bottom, base
脚部
kyakubu leg, leg portion, foot (of a page)
足趾
sokushi footprints; foot, leg
裳裾
mosuso cuff (of pants), hem (of skirt), train (of dress), foot (of mountain)
裾
suso hem, (trouser) cuff, shirttail, bottom (of a kimono), train (of a dress); bottom part, bottom edge; foot (of a mountain)
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