From the old English ta, toe, abbreviated from the original German * Taihwo, toe, and from PIE*deik, it is pointed out that the etymology is the same as digit, finger and $ number.

Toe translation:

Britain [t], the United States [to? ]; Toes; Toes of socks, shoes, etc. Having toes; 5. Walk on tiptoe; Dance with your toes; Third person singular: toes plural: toes present participle: toeing past tense: toed；; (toe) name; (Buji) toe; Shuttle (Myanmar); (DPRK) heap; (Japanese) Jiang Tu (surname)

Mnemonic hint

1, ankle, heel, tibia, thigh, knee.

make a sentence

1, he quickly looked at me from head to toe. He brought me in and gave me a quick look from head to toe.

I can stand on one toe for hours.

She was covered with painful erythema from head to toe. She was covered with painful erythema.

Do you know the toe next to the big toe? Do you know the toe next to the big toe?

I tripped my big toe in the dark. My big toe hit something in the dark.

Do you know the toe next to the big toe? Do you know the toe next to the big toe?

7. Is your toe stuck? Is your toe stuck?