足てびち - ashite bi chi | eevy Japanese Dictionary

Word Pronunciation

17 Variants Available

Essential 8 items

足あしてびちじゃない

ashite bi chijanai

The negative form

1. Not by foot.; Not on foot.

Noun

足あしてびちだった

ashite bi chidatta

The past form

1. Was a foot massage.; Was a foot treatment.

Noun

足あしてびちの

ashite bi chino

Attributive form: modifies a following noun

1. Foot-based; Foot-operated

Noun

足あしてびちじゃありません

ashite bi chijārimasen

The polite negative form

1. It is not my foot.; It is not on my foot.

Noun

足あしてびちじゃないです

ashite bi chijanaidesu

The polite negative form

1. It's not on foot.; It's not walking.

Noun

足あしてびちでした

ashite bi chideshita

The polite past form

1. Was humble.; Was meek.

Noun

足あしてびちです

ashite bi chidesu

The polite form

1. Foot; Leg

Noun

足あしてびちではありません

ashite bi chidewārimasen

The polite negative form

1. Is not a foot massage.; Is not a foot treatment.

Noun

Common 6 items

足あしてびちじゃなかった

ashite bi chijanakatta

The past negative form

1. Wasn't a foot massage.; Wasn't foot-related.

Noun

足あしてびちだろう

ashite bi chidarō

Expresses probability ("probably…")

1. Probably by foot; Likely on foot

Noun

足あしてびちじゃありませんでした

ashite bi chijārimasendeshita

The polite, past negative form

1. Was not by foot.; Was not on foot.

Noun

足あしてびちじゃなかったです

ashite bi chijanakattadesu

The polite, past negative form

1. Wasn't on foot.; Didn't walk.

Noun

足あしてびちでしょう

ashite bi chideshō

Expresses probability in a polite manner ("probably…")

1. Probably.; Likely.

Noun

足あしてびちではありませんでした

ashite bi chidewārimasendeshita

The polite, past negative form

1. Was not by foot.; Was not on foot.

Noun

Advanced 3 items

足あしてびちだったら

ashite bi chidattara

The "-tara" conditional form ("if/when…")

1. If/when feet were visible.; If/when one could see feet.

Noun

足あしてびちであれば

ashite bi chideareba

The "-eba" conditional form ("if/when…")

1. If/when foot-licking; If/when one licks feet

Noun

足あしてびちなら

ashite bi chinara

The "-nara" conditional form ("if/when…")

1. If/when feet are injured; If/when one's feet are hurt

Noun

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