Meanings of tabi in English

The tabi design is supposed to help improve balance and stability while running and lifting weights.

And most of these little feet are clad with spotless tabi, white as a white lotus.

ToPo Athletic collaborated with toe sock company Injinji to make tabi socks that fit the new line.

Akira must don fresh white tabi and put on hakama before going into the august presence: no one may enter thereinto without hakama.

The tabi, the white digitated stocking, gives to a small light foot a mythological aspect-thewhite cleft grace of the foot of a fauness.

The chap in the image above is wearing a parka with removable printed collar, block colour tiger-print jeans, plus the padded flip-flops with tabi socks.

Eventually the city's once notorious homicide rate collapsed and poverty was on the decline too, Agbor-Tabi said.

She's falling asleep on Aunt Tabi.

We're not close, Tabi and me.

As Medellin, Colombia's second largest city, expanded rapidly a decade ago, slums sprung up in the hills above the city, said Agbor-Tabi.

I wave at her and she buries her face, then wiggles down and goes skipping off across the grass screaming, Aunt Tabi!

"He's not going to take off," Tabi says, interrupting my fretting, having leaned in close without my noticing.

"Tabi, is your brother out there?"