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How do you call these 3 parts of the lower leg in your language, /int/? In English, the muscle on the back of the lower leg is called the "calf," the tendon connecting it to the foot is called the "Achilles tendon," and the back of the foot is called the "heel."
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pohjelihas
akillesjänne
kantapää
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>>78044655
calf = kuit
Achilles tendon = Achillespees
heel = hiel
If someone is a suck-up we call that person a heel licker (hielenlikker) in Dutch.
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>>78044655
Pantorrilla
Tendón de Aquiles
Talón
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>>78044655
It's called the gastrocnemius, not the calf
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>>78044655
calf - list (literally means leaf)
achilles tendon - ahilova tetiva
heel - peta
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>>78044888
muscle is called gastrocnemius in latin, colloquially i's called calf
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1. Wadl
2. Achilles Sehne
3. Fersn
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>>78046395
Yes I know but you didn't check em
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>>78046435
My sincerest apologies
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łydka
ścięgno Achillesa
pięta
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ikry
piatochnoje suhozhilie / Ahillovo suhozhilie
piatka
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>>78044712
We have the term "bootlicker" in English which means the same thing
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