Digitoplantar

/ˌdɪdʒɪtəˈplæntər/ adjective

Definition

Relating to both the fingers or toes and the sole of the foot.

Etymology

From 'digitus' (Latin for finger/toe) + 'plantaris' (Latin for sole of foot). A specialized anatomical term combining two Latin roots to describe structures spanning finger/toe to foot sole.

Kelly Says

Digitoplantar nerves control sensation in your toes and the arch of your foot at the same time—your brain somehow knows whether you stepped on a Lego vs. a pin!

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