= the lower part of the lower limb of the body of humans, animals, and --by extension-- of deities, which in some contexts may include the full leg; used for standing and walking; associated with authority, and also used as a euphemism for the male genitals

literally: feet; hence: = a euphemism for a man's genitals

literally: foot; hence: = the ability of humans and animals to walk fast and/or far, depending on size and age

literally: foot; hence: = pattern of behavior, with a primary focus on moral and ethical behavior, understood as a journey through life

literally: water of the feet; hence: = a pale yelowish fluid stored in the bladder and passed through the urethra

literally: foot, here used metonymically to denote the entire person or animal owning it; hence: = a human being or animal with focus on the activities for which they use their feet

literally: (to raise one's) foot; hence: = to do anything, even if it were as insignificant as raising one's foot

a euphemism; literally: to cover (one's) feet; hence: = action by which humans pass excrement, which implies a squatting position by which the robe covers the feet

= one instance in a set of repeated events

literally: to lift up one's feet; hence: = action by which humans begin or continue a journey

literally: foot; hence: = action by which humans put one foot before the other in order to move forward

literally: foot; hence: = a person journeying from one place to the next

literally: at the feet; hence: = a referent pointing to the space behind a moving party

literally: foot (of table); hence: = one of the four legs of a table

literally: to walk at (someone's) feet; hence: = action by which humans accompany other humans to serve them