Mother, may I make a footprint in front of my big toe?

Mother, may I take a crumble hop?

Mother, I am slumping because I have lost the race.

picture of a knee cap and foot

modified as a component: ⻊“足字旁”

derivatives: 止 *footprint, 龰 *trail of footprints

Mother, may I put eight points on the ground and lay on my stomach? (If you are completely flat on your stomach, let's say you touch the floor in eight spots, starting with your lower legs: toes, knees, hips, chest, wrists, shoulders, chin, nose.)

Mother, may I take a giant step to cover the most distance?

"Mother, may I put my silver-spurred heel forward?" (Mother, May I?)

"Silver rush was followed on its heel by the Panic of 1893." (Silver Mining)

"Mother, may I wrap my lower leg and run?" (Mother, May I?)

"Mother, may I jump when I see the omen?" (Mother, May I?)

"Mother, can I take an easy kick?" (Mother, May I?)

"Mother, may each of us take our own path?" (Mother, May I?)