Mezítláb

Mezítláb

Meaning:

barefoot

Pronunciation:

Example sentences:

A mezítláb járás erősítí a talpat.

The barefoot going-regularly(n.) strengthens the sole(acc.).

Going barefoot strengthens the foot.

Nem szeretek mezítláb járni, mert fájdalmas.

Not like-I barefoot to-go-regularly, because painful.

I don’t like to walk barefoot, because it’s painful.

Related terms:

cserép – shard

láb – leg

lábfej – foot

lábujj – toe

meztelen – naked

pucér – naked (synonym for “meztelen”)

talp – sole (of the feet)

ujj – finger

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