No. 3,285 in German
füßen
"Füßen" is not a standalone word in standard German; it may refer to the plural dative case of "Fuß" (foot) or appear in certain regional or poetic uses. Context is needed for precise meaning.
In a sentence
Die Katze liegt zu meinen Füßen.
The cat lies at my feet.
Used to indicate proximity or location in relation to feet.
Er hat sich die Füße im kalten Wasser abgekühlt.
He cooled his feet in the cold water.
Referring to physical parts of the body, specifically feet.
Dieses Denkmal steht auf festem Boden und auf festen Füßen.
This monument stands on solid ground and on firm feet.
Metaphorical use to describe stability or support akin to feet.
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