the first digit of the hand

the first finger of the hand or foot; thumb or big toe

the smallest digit on the hand or foot; pinkie or little toe

the second finger; the forefinger or index finger. Colloquially also called [[二拇指头|二拇指頭|er4 mu5 zhi3 tou5]]

(colloquial) the index finger; the finger next to the thumb

the fourth digit of the hand, located between the middle finger and the little finger

the first digit of the hand

(colloquial) thumb; big toe. Also written as [[大拇指|大拇指|da4 mu3 zhi3]], [[拇指|拇指|mu3 zhi3]], [[大拇哥|大拇哥|da4 mu3 ge1]], or [[大指|大指|da4 zhi3]]

the largest of the five toes on the human foot

the smallest finger on the hand

the mark made by pressing a thumb onto a document to serve as a signature or seal

bunion; swelling at the base of the big toe, also known as hallux valgus

A deformity where the big toe leans outward toward the other toes, often associated with flat feet

to play a finger-guessing game; also known as [[划拳|划拳|hua2 quan2]]

the fingernail on the thumb

the first and largest toe of the foot

the medical condition known as bunion or hallux valgus

to hold up one's thumb as a sign of approval; to give a thumbs-up

to raise one's thumb as a gesture of approval, success, or encouragement

Something that is extra and unnecessary; a redundancy or useless addition. Literally refers to having toes that are joined together or having an extra finger on a hand.