No. 993 in Icelandic
fót
"Fót" in Icelandic means "foot" in English.
In a sentence
Ég braut fótinn í göngutúr.
I broke my foot during a walk.
In this sentence, 'fót' means 'foot' and refers to a body part.
Hún setur bókina við fótinn á borðinu.
She places the book at the foot of the table.
Here, 'fót' is used to denote 'foot' as the base part of the table.
Liðið spilaði á toppi sínum og lét engan stíga á þeirra fót.
The team played at their best and let no one step on their foot.
In this phrase, 'fót' is used metaphorically representing ground or space of influence.
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