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1. (n.) footpath
a path for people going on foot.
Etymology: (1520–30)
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Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (noun) pathway, footpath
a trodden path
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1. (noun) footpath
a path or trail
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1. (noun) footpath
a narrow path or way for pedestrains only; a footway
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Sense: a path or way for walking, not for cars, bicycles etc
You can go by the footpath.
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 Afrikaans: voetpad |
 Arabic: طَريق ضَيِّق |
 Bulgarian: пътека |
 Brazilian: passeio |
 Czech: pěšina |
 German: der Pfad |
 Danish: gangsti |
 Greek: μονοπάτι |
 Spanish: sendero, camino |
 Estonian: jalgtee |
 Farsi: پیاده راه |
 Finnish: polku |
 French: sentier (pédestre) |
 Hebrew: שְׁבִיל לְהוֹלכֵי רֶגֶל |
 Hindi: पैदल पथ |
 Croatian: nogostup, put za pješake |
 Hungarian: gyalogút |
 Indonesian: jalan setapak |
 Icelandic: göngustígur |
 Italian: sentiero pedonale |
 Japanese: 小道 |
 Korean: 보도 |
 Lithuanian: takas |
 Latvian: taka |
 Malay: laluan jalan kaki |
 Dutch: voetpad |
 Norwegian: gangsti |
 Polish: ścieżka |
 Persian: پیاده راه |
 Pashto: دپليو لار (پياده رو ) راس |
 Portuguese: passeio |
 Romanian: potecă |
 Russian: тропинка |
 Slovak: cestička, chodník |
 Slovenian: pešpot |
 Serbian: staza |
 Swedish: gångstig |
 Thai: ทางเดิน |
 Turkish: patika |
 Taiwanese: 人行道 |
 Ukrainian: пішохідна доріжка; тротуа |
 Urdu: راہگیروں کے چلنے کے لۓ بن |
 Vietnamese: vỉa hè; đường nhỏ |
 Chinese: 人行道 |
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