footstep

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• /ˈfʊtstɛp/
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From Middle English fotstep, fotstappe, from Old English *fōtstepe, *fōtstæpe (attested only in derivative fōtstappel (“footstep”)), equivalent to foot + step. Cognate with Saterland Frisian Foutstappe (“footstep”), West Frisian fuotstap (“footstep”), Dutch voetstap (“footstep”).

117 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Albanian: Gjurmë — mark left by a foot
• Albanian: Verkam (gheg) — mark left by a foot
• Bashkir: эҙ (eź) — mark left by a foot
• Bulgarian: стъпка (stǎpka) — mark left by a foot
• Czech: stopa — mark left by a foot
• Dutch: voetafdruk — mark left by a foot
• Dutch: voetstap — mark left by a foot
• Esperanto: piedsigno — mark left by a foot
• Estonian: jalajälg — mark left by a foot
• Finnish: jalanjälki — mark left by a foot
• French: empreinte — mark left by a foot
• French: trace de pas — mark left by a foot
• German: Fußabdruck — mark left by a foot
• Ancient Greek: ἴχνος (íkhnos) — mark left by a foot
• Hungarian: lábnyom — mark left by a foot
• Istriot: urma — mark left by a foot
• Italian: impronta — mark left by a foot
• Italian: pedata — mark left by a foot
• Central Kurdish: شوێنپێ (şwênpê) — mark left by a foot
• Northern Kurdish: şûnpê — mark left by a foot
• Latin: vestigium — mark left by a foot
• Māori: takahanga waewae — mark left by a foot
• Māori: āhiki — mark left by a foot
• Māori: tapuwae — mark left by a foot
• Old East Slavic: плесна (plesna) — mark left by a foot
• Portuguese: pegada — mark left by a foot
• Portuguese: passo — mark left by a foot
• Russian: след (sled) — mark left by a foot
• Spanish: huella — mark left by a foot
• Spanish: paso — mark left by a foot
• Swahili: nyayo — mark left by a foot
• Swedish: fotavtryck — mark left by a foot
• Swedish: fotspår — mark left by a foot
• Turkish: ayak izi — mark left by a foot
• Ukrainian: слід (slid) — mark left by a foot
• Albanian: Gjurmët — signs of a course taken
• Albanian: Verkamt (gheg) — signs of a course taken
• Czech: stopa — signs of a course taken
• Dutch: spoor — signs of a course taken
• Dutch: voetafdruk — signs of a course taken
• Esperanto: spuro — signs of a course taken
• Estonian: jälg — signs of a course taken
• Finnish: jalanjälki — signs of a course taken
• Hungarian: nyomdok — signs of a course taken
• Italian: orma — signs of a course taken
• Central Kurdish: پێنگاو (pêngaw) — signs of a course taken
• Northern Kurdish: pêngav — signs of a course taken
• Portuguese: pegada — signs of a course taken
• Russian: след (sled) — signs of a course taken
• Swahili: nyayo — signs of a course taken
• Swedish: fotspår — signs of a course taken
• Armenian: քայլ (kʻayl) — sound of a footstep
• Bulgarian: шум от стъпки (šum ot stǎpki) — sound of a footstep
• Dutch: voetstap — sound of a footstep
• Estonian: sammude kõla — sound of a footstep
• Finnish: askel — sound of a footstep
• French: pas — sound of a footstep
• French: bruit de pas — sound of a footstep
• Hungarian: lépés — sound of a footstep
• Italian: passo — sound of a footstep
• Northern Kurdish: pejn — sound of a footstep
• Northern Kurdish: pêjn — sound of a footstep
• Portuguese: passo — sound of a footstep
• Russian: шаг (šag) — sound of a footstep
• Spanish: pisada — sound of a footstep
• Spanish: pisadura — sound of a footstep
• Swedish: steg — sound of a footstep
• Tooro: omulindi class 3 — sound of a footstep
• Bashkir: баҫҡыс (baśqıs) — step, as in a stair
• Bulgarian: стъпало (stǎpalo) — step, as in a stair
• Czech: schod — step, as in a stair
• Dutch: trede — step, as in a stair
• Dutch: tree — step, as in a stair
• Finnish: askelma — step, as in a stair
• French: marche — step, as in a stair
• Italian: gradino — step, as in a stair
• Portuguese: degrau — step, as in a stair
• Russian: ступе́нька (stupénʹka) — step, as in a stair
• Spanish: paso — step, as in a stair
• Spanish: peldaño — step, as in a stair
• Swedish: steg — step, as in a stair
• Swedish: trappsteg — step, as in a stair
• Ottoman Turkish: باصامق (basamak) — step, as in a stair
• Ottoman Turkish: مرتبه (mertebe) — step, as in a stair
• Ottoman Turkish: پایه (paye) — step, as in a stair
• Armenian: քայլ (kʻayl) — distance of one footstep
• Bashkir: аҙым (aźım) — distance of one footstep
• Bulgarian: крачка (kračka) — distance of one footstep
• Czech: krok — distance of one footstep
• Dutch: voet — distance of one footstep
• Dutch: pas — distance of one footstep
• Finnish: askel — distance of one footstep
• Finnish: askelmitta — distance of one footstep
• French: pas — distance of one footstep
• French: enjambée — distance of one footstep
• German: Schritt — distance of one footstep
• Italian: passo — distance of one footstep
• Māori: āhiki — distance of one footstep
• Portuguese: passo — distance of one footstep
• Russian: шаг (šag) — distance of one footstep
• Spanish: paso — distance of one footstep
• Swedish: steg — distance of one footstep
• Ottoman Turkish: آدیم (adım) — distance of one footstep
• Armenian: քայլ (kʻayl) — act of taking a step
• Bashkir: атлау (atlaw) — act of taking a step
• Bulgarian: крачка (kračka) — act of taking a step
• Czech: krok — act of taking a step
• Dutch: pas — act of taking a step
• Esperanto: paŝo — act of taking a step
• Finnish: askel — act of taking a step
• French: marche — act of taking a step
• Italian: passo — act of taking a step
• Māori: āhiki — act of taking a step
• Portuguese: passo — act of taking a step
• Russian: шаг (šag) — act of taking a step
• Swedish: steg — act of taking a step
• Ottoman Turkish: آدیم (adım) — act of taking a step