pie

Meaning

Noun

1. (masculine) foot (a part of the body)
2. (masculine) English or American foot (a unit of length equal to 30.48 cm)
3. (historical, masculine) pie, a Spanish foot (a former unit of length equivalent to about 27.9 cm)
4. (masculine) foot (a part of a poetic line)
5. (masculine) foot, base
6. (masculine) footer (the bottom of a page or design)

Verb

first-person singular preterite indicative of piar

piar

to chirp, peep, cheep

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Concepts

foot

🦶

leg

🦵

stand

paw

base

feet

🐾

pedestal

stem

cue

toe

fundament

groundwork

measure

metrical foot

catchword

foot

🦶

rootstock

sediment

stalk

bottom

substructure

trotter

trunk

understructure

tinea pedis

foot infection

e.g.

metrical unit

animal foot

foothold

down payment

foundation

ft

Synonyms

pata

pierna

🦵

fundamento

soporte

trípode

base

medida

prima

sostén

suela

cualquier persona

enganche

inicial

pies

tiña podal

cuota inicial

peana

feet

pata

caite

pata

ñame

guaila

pinrel

🦶

queso

🧀

pata

patricias

patrullas

peine

pincel

🖌️

canilla

pronto pago

abono inicial

sustentáculo

ft

pisada de pie

boleto

🎫

cepa

cimiento

entrada

mano

✋

Translations

pied

🦶

Fuß

🦶

pé

🦶

peu

🦶

piede

🦶

voet

🦶

pes

🦶

ayak

🦶

πόδι

pê

patte

قدم

pè

pî

🦶

Pronounced as (IPA)

/ˈpje/

Etymology

Inherited from Old Spanish: pie

Inherited from Latin: pēs

Cognate with Asturian: pie

Cognate with Galician: -

Cognate with Portuguese: pé

Cognate with Catalan: peu

In summary

Inherited from Old Spanish pie, from Latin pedem.
Cognate with Asturian pie, Galician and Portuguese pé, and Catalan peu. As an English unit, a semantic loan from English foot.

Sentences

El cabello rosa de su personaje ha dado pie a una tendencia de moda .

Her character's pink hair has given rise to a fashion trend.

Pie color marrón claro , muy grueso , que puede superar el diámetro del sombrero .

Light brown foot, very thick, which can exceed the diameter of the hat.

Consistía en un zapato llano que se ataba con correas por encima del pie .

It consisted of a flat shoe that was tied with straps above the foot.