No. 12,892 in German
zeh
Toe.
In a sentence
Ich habe mir gestern den großen Zeh am Tisch gestoßen.
I stubbed my big toe on the table yesterday.
Here, "Zeh" specifically refers to a toe, showcasing its use as a noun denoting a part of the body.
In der Geschichte tapste ein Frosch mit nur einem Zeh.
In the story, a frog hopped with only one toe.
In this context, "Zeh" is used in a fictional narrative to describe an unusual trait of a character, enriching the imaginative setting.
Zehen zu knacken kann sowohl angenehm als auch störend wirken.
Cracking toes can feel pleasant yet be perceived as bothersome.
Here, "Zehen" (plural of "Zeh") is used in a general statement discussing a common physical action related to toes.
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