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  1. Noun

    shoe; shoes; boots; footwear; footgear

    くつは革でつくられている。
    The shoes are made of leather.

Also written 沓【くつ】履【くつ】鞋【くつ】

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靴下くつした

Nounsocks; sock; stockings; stocking

CommonN5
靴屋くつや

Nounshoe store; shoe shop; shoemaker

Common
靴音くつおと

Nounwalking sound; footsteps

靴型くつがた

Nounshoe last; shoe stretcher

靴底くつぞこ

Nounsole (of a shoe) · sole (fish)

靴墨くつずみ

Nounshoe polish

靴箱くつばこ

Nounshoe box; shoe shelf

靴跡くつあと

Nounshoe mark; shoe print

靴革くつがわ

Nounshoe leather

靴裏くつうら

Nounsole (of a shoe)

靴帯かたい

Nounankle strap (for fastening a shoe)

靴一足くついっそく

Nounpair of shoes

靴ずれくつずれ

Nounshoe sore; foot blister (caused by shoes)

靴直しくつなおし

Nounshoe repair

靴ひもくつひも

Nounshoelace; bootlace

靴べらくつべら

Nounshoehorn

靴磨きくつみがき

Nounshoeshine; shoe polishing

靴拭きくつふき

Noundoormat

靴脱ぎくつぬぎ

Nounplace where one can remove one's shoes before entering a house

靴摺りくつずり

Noundoor sill; threshold plate

靴の紐くつのひも

Nounshoelace; bootlace

靴足袋くつたび

Nounsocks · var. of tabi

靴の沓かのくつ

Nounblack-lacquered cowhide boots with curved toes, metal buckles, and brocade tops (worn with ceremonial dress)

靴下止めくつしたどめ

Noungarters; suspenders

靴脱ぎ石くつぬぎいし

Nounstepping stone

靴ブラシくつブラシ

Nounshoe brush

靴を磨くくつをみがく

Expressions (phrases, clauses, etc.), Godan verb with 'ku' endingto polish one's shoes; to clean your shoes

靴の木型くつのきがた

Expressions (phrases, clauses, etc.), Nounshoe tree; shoe stretcher; shoemaker's last

靴下人形くつしたにんぎょう

Nounsock puppet (hand puppet made from a stocking or sock) · sock puppet (online pseudonym account used for deception)

靴を揃えるくつをそろえる

Expressions (phrases, clauses, etc.), Ichidan verbto arrange (one's) shoes (e.g. in a genkan)

靴紐を結ぶくつひもをむすぶ

Expressions (phrases, clauses, etc.), Godan verb with 'bu' endingto do up one's shoelaces; to tie one's shoes; to lace up one's shoes

靴クリームくつクリーム

Nounshoe polish; boot polish; shoe cream

靴新しと雖も首に加えずくつあたらしといえどもくびにくわえず

Expressions (phrases, clauses, etc.)there must be a clear distinction between the upper and lower classes; even new shoes must not be worn on the head