The digits at the end of the foot in humans and other tetrapods, corresponding to the fingers of the hand. Humans have five per foot, aiding balance when standing and push-off when walking.
74% of Korean adults have only two bones in their little toe, compared to just 35.5% in Europe.
A horse has only one toe per foot. Of the original five, only the middle toe became massively enlarged while the rest shrank away. What we call a "hoof" is actually the nail of that single giant toe.