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How do you say "toe" in Spanish?

el dedo

Noun Masculine

In Spanish, "toe" is el dedo.

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Pronunciation

This is el DEH-doh, stress on the first syllable, the same word Spanish uses for finger.

Grammar notes

el dedo is masculine. Its plural is dedos.

Example sentence

Se golpeó el dedo del pie con la silla.

He stubbed his toe on the chair.

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How to remember el dedo

Dedo covers both toe and finger, so context tells you which one is meant.

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Questions about el dedo

How do you pronounce el dedo?

This is el DEH-doh, stress on the first syllable, the same word Spanish uses for finger.

Is el dedo masculine or feminine?

el dedo is masculine. el dedo is masculine. Its plural is dedos.

How is el dedo used in Spanish?

el dedo is used the same way as the equivalent English noun. For example: Se golpeó el dedo del pie con la silla. (He stubbed his toe on the chair.).

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