قَدَم feet in Arabic
قَدَم is how you say “feet” in Arabic.
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Example sentence
اثبت عند أول موجة، تتكشّف لك أرضٌ أرسخ تحت قدمك
Stand firm at the first wave, as a steadier ground will be revealed beneath your feet.
قَدَمِكَ your feet
'qadam' = 'foot'; '-ka' = 'your', so 'your foot'.
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فلبثت والقدح على يدى أنتظر استيقاظهما حتى برق الفجر والصبية يتضاغون عند قدمى فاستيقظا فشربا غبوقهما
So I waited with the vessel in my hand until dawn broke, and the children were crying at my feet. They then awoke and drank their evening drink.
قَدَمِي my feet
This noun carries the possessor -i ('my') and sits in the 'of' (genitive) ending under the place-adverb before it. The suffix bundles 'my' onto 'feet' in one word, fixing the children's position close to the speaker.