Toed Meaning in English

word · lemma: toe

US

ˈtoʊd

TOHD

UK

tˈəʊd

TUHD

Definition

'Toed' describes something that has toes or is shaped like a toe, often used for animals, people, or the front shape of shoes (like 'pointed-toed').

Usage & Nuances

Mostly appears in compound adjectives like 'three-toed sloth' or 'pointed-toed shoes'. Not used on its own; always describes number, type, or shape of toes. Common in scientific contexts and fashion.

• Spanish: con dedos (del pie) - terminado en punta (zapato)
• Portuguese (BR): com dedos (do pé) - de bico (sapato)
• Portuguese (PT): com dedos (do pé) - de bico (sapato)
• Chinese (Simplified): 有腳趾的 - 有尖頭的（鞋）
• Chinese (Traditional): 有腳趾的 - 有尖頭的（鞋）
• Hindi: अंगूठे वाला (पैर का) - नुकीला (जूता)
• Arabic: ذو أصابع (القدم) - ذو مقدمة مدببة (حذاء)
• Bengali: আঙুলযুক্ত - আঙুলের মতো আকৃতির
• Russian: пальчатый - с пальцами
• Japanese: ～つま先の - ～足指の
• Vietnamese: có ngón - hình ngón chân
• Korean: 발가락이 있는 - 발가락 모양의
• Turkish: parmaklı - parmak şeklinde
• Urdu: انگلی والا - پیر کی انگلی جیسا
• Indonesian: berjari - berbentuk jari kaki

Example Sentences

The bird has three toed feet.

basic

She wore pointed-toed shoes to the party.

basic

The statue had webbed-toed feet.

basic

My favorite socks are the ones with separate toed sections for each toe.

natural

Some dinosaurs were four-toed, while others had only three.

natural

The duck’s webbed-toed feet help it swim better.

natural