English–Japanese
“footprint” in Japanese
Japanese
Pronunciation
Romajiashiato
Example
雪の上に足跡があります。yuki no ue ni ashi ato ga a ri ma su
There are footprints in the snow.
How to say “footprint” in Japanese
“Footprint” in Japanese is 足跡 (ashiato).
Centers on a mark that remains after a person, animal, or activity has passed, whether it is visible on the ground or remembered through its effects.
Example sentences with 足跡
ぬれた足跡が廊下に続いています。nu re ta ashi ato ga rō ka ni tsuzu i te i ma su
Wet footprints lead down the hallway.
Tips for using 足跡
- In modern Japanese, 足跡 (ashiato) often describes a person's lasting achievements, so a historical figure can leave 足跡 in a field without leaving physical tracks.