How to Say “Toes” in Indian (Hindi)

पैर की उंगलियाँ
pair kī ungliyāṁstandard
Toes in Hindi are पैर की उंगलियाँ (pair kī ungliyāṁ), literally the fingers of the foot. The big toe is पैर का अंगूठा (pair kā angūṭhā).
Meaning: digits of the foot (noun)

Ways to say it

“Toes” in Indian
Indian Romanization Note
पैर की उंगलियाँ pair kī ungliyāṁ standard
पैर का अंगूठा pair kā angūṭhā means big toe

Hindi has one word उंगली (ungli) for finger and toe, so you add पैर की (pair kī), of the foot, to be clear.

How does it change in a sentence?

The singular is उंगली (ungli) and the plural is उंगलियाँ (ungliyāṁ). The word अंगूठा (angūṭhā) means thumb, and for the foot you add पैर का (pair kā).

Did you know?

  • Hindi uses उंगली (ungli) for both fingers and toes, so there is no separate everyday word for toe.

Examples in context

  • मेरे पैर की उंगलियाँ ठंडी हैं।
    mere pair kī ungliyāṁ ṭhaṇḍī haiṁ.
    My toes are cold.
  • मेरे पैर के अंगूठे में चोट लगी है।
    mere pair ke angūṭhe meṁ choṭ lagī hai.
    I hurt my big toe.

Example conversation

Lata visits a doctor after hurting her foot.

  1. Doctor

    कहाँ दर्द है?
    kahāṁ dard hai?
    Where does it hurt?
  2. Lata

    पैर की उंगलियों में।
    pair kī ungliyoṁ meṁ.
    In my toes.
  3. Doctor

    मैं देखता हूँ।
    maiṁ dekhtā hūṁ.
    Let me look.
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