Toenail: meaning, definitions and examples
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toenail
[ ˈtəʊneɪl ]
body part
A toenail is a hard, protective covering at the end of the toe. It is made of a tough protein called keratin and serves to protect the sensitive skin underneath. Toenails can be trimmed and maintained for hygiene and aesthetic purposes.
Examples of usage
- I need to trim my toenails this weekend.
- Her toenail polish matches her outfit perfectly.
Translations
Translations of the word "toenail" in other languages:
🇵🇹 unha do pé
🇮🇳 पैर का नाखून
🇩🇪 Zehennagel
🇮🇩 kuku kaki
🇺🇦 ніготь на нозі
🇵🇱 paznokieć u nogi
🇯🇵 足の爪
🇫🇷 ongle de pied
🇪🇸 uña del pie
🇹🇷 ayak tırnağı
🇰🇷 발톱
🇸🇦 ظفر إصبع القدم
🇨🇿 nehet na noze
🇸🇰 necht na nohe
🇨🇳 脚趾甲
🇸🇮 noht na nogi
🇮🇸 tánögl
🇰🇿 аяқ тырнағы
🇬🇪 ფრჩხილი ფეხზე
🇦🇿 ayaq dırnağı
🇲🇽 uña del pie
Etymology
The word 'toenail' originated from the combination of two words: 'toe' and 'nail'. The concept of toenails has been present in human anatomy for centuries, with the primary function being to protect the toes from external damage. Throughout history, toenail care and grooming have been important practices in various cultures, reflecting the significance of foot health and hygiene.