Results for fingers of foot translation from English to Latin

dysesthesia of foot
dysaestesia pedis

acupedius, acupedia, acupedium swift of foot;
acupedia

the finger of god
hoc est og in digito dei

this is the finger of god
digitus dei esthic

median puts the ring on the finger of lydia;
medus anulum in digito lydiae ponit

and there were three sons of zeruiah there, joab, and abishai, and asahel: and asahel was as light of foot as a wild roe.
erant autem ibi tres filii sarviae ioab et abisai et asahel porro asahel cursor velocissimus fuit quasi unus ex capreis quae morantur in silvi

in the same hour came forth fingers of a man's hand, and wrote over against the candlestick upon the plaister of the wall of the king's palace: and the king saw the part of the hand that wrote.
in eadem hora apparuerunt digiti quasi manus hominis scribentis contra candelabrum in superficie parietis aulae regiae et rex aspiciebat articulos manus scribenti

circumpes, circumpedis footgear; sandal; that is around foot; parasite (of foot); covering for foot;
circumpedis

in the morning, the child will puellaque in a country. when you pick the grapes in agriculture. after lunch festival celebrating the grape vines and give sacrifices they make. men and women in the area of foot dance and singing happy songs. sometimes children playing in the fields or in the forest nests nightingales and blackbirds seek pupis girls playing cricket song from the branches of tall trees hear. in the evening, around the table, the families of the hours they wake up to the night, and that the protection of the gods, and of women, fil
mane pueri puellaque in villam rustĭcam ibunt. cum rusticis uvas colligent. post prandium festas uvarum celebrabunt et deo baccho hostias sacrificabunt. viri feminaeque in area pede saltabunt et laetas cantilenas concinent. interdum pueri in pratis ludent vel in silva nidos lusciniarum vel merularum quaerent; puellae pupis ludent et cicadae cantilēnam de ramis procerae platani audient. ad vesperum, circa mensam, familiae usque ad nocturnas horas vigilabunt atque a deis tutēlam feminārum, fil