• Czech: chodidlo
• Dutch: zool, voetzool
• Finnish: jalkapohja
• French: La plante du pied
• German: Fußsohle
• Italian: pianta
• Latin: planta
• Polish: podeszwa
• Portuguese: sola
• Russian: подошва (podóšva) , подножие (podnóžije)
• Serbian: taban
• Spanish: planta

• Czech: podrážka
• Dutch: zool , schoenzool
• Finnish: pohja, antura
• French: semelle
• German: Sohle
• Greek: σόλα
• Italian: suola
• Polish: podeszwa
• Portuguese: sola
• Russian: подошва (podóšva)
• Serbian: đon
• Spanish: suela

• ttbc Slovak: sˇlˇapa (1), podosˇva (2)

Verb

1. to put a sole on (a shoe or boot)

Derived terms

• resole

Translations

Esperanto

Adverb

1. solely

French

sole

Pronunciation

Noun

sole

1. sole (fish)

Italian

Pronunciation

• [ˈsole]

sóle, /ˈsole/, /"sole/

Etymology 1

sol, solis, sun

Noun

1. sun

Related terms

• assolato
• girasole
• insolazione
• occhiali da sole
• parasole
• prendisole
• sistema solare
• solare
• solatio
• soleggiare
• solleone
• solstizio

See also

• alba
• eclisse solare
• elio-
• stella
• tramonto

Etymology 2

Adjective

sole

1. feminine plural of solo

Noun

sole

1. Plural of sola feminine of solo

The sole (foot) is the bottom of the foot.

Sole may also refer to:

• Sole, in shoemaking, is the bottom supporting member of the shoe
• Sole (fish), several species and groups of flatfishes:
  • The family of the "true soles" Soleidae, including the common or Dover sole Solea solea, highly esteemed in European cooking.
  • American soles in the family Achiridae, sometimes classified among the Soleidae.
  • Tongue soles in the family Cynoglossidae.
  • Several species of righteye flounder in the family Pleuronectidae, including the lemon sole and the Pacific Dover sole.
• Sole, the bottom, flat part of plane that slides along the workpiece
• Solé, American female rapper and wife of R&B singer Ginuwine
• Sole (artist), a hip-hop emcee and co-founder of the Anticon record label
• Josh Sole, an Italian rugby union player

Sole may also mean:

• Sole proprietorship, a business which legally has no separate existence from its owner
• Corporation sole, in English law, a legal entity consisting of a single person ("sole")
• Sole Technology, an American footwear company specializing in skateboarding shoes
• The "Sole Creator" is a reference to God.
• Sõle Street, a street in Põhja-Tallinn, Tallinn, Estonia.
• Sole Bank, sand bank in the Atlantic Ocean near Cornwall; the shipping forecast area Sole is named after it.

See also

• Sol
• Sola

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