I would say that your little toe is your shortest digit.
If your only counting the phalanges (those are the bones that make up your fingers) and not the metacarpals (the bones that make up your hand that connect to your fingers, then the thumb is the shortest digit on the human hand. On the human foot, it is the little toe (which is the one on the outside part of your foot; the big toe would be the one on the inside, towards your groin area, the little toe is opposite). If you were to count the metacarpals, then the pinky, or little finger, would be the shortest digit on the human hand. It would still be the little toe if you were counting metatarsals (the bones that make up your foot).
In the anatomical position, yes it is.
thumb: the thick short innermost digit of the forelimb
Ultimately this is a question of semantics and depends on precisely how you define "finger". If you want a technical term that definitely includes the thumb, use "digit" or even better "phalanges." I'm not aware of a simple word that definitely excludes the thumb. (Historically, "finger" has been inclusive of the thumb; it comes ultimately from a root word meaning "five" which only makes sense if the thumb is included.)
you put your thumb on a chair, then you sit down on your thumb, and boom, you're sittin o your thumb.
THUMB
Yes, your pinky is your fifth digit and your thumb is your first digit on your manus, or hand
The thumb .
If your only counting the phalanges (those are the bones that make up your fingers) and not the metacarpals (the bones that make up your hand that connect to your fingers, then the thumb is the shortest digit on the human hand. On the human foot, it is the little toe (which is the one on the outside part of your foot; the big toe would be the one on the inside, towards your groin area, the little toe is opposite). If you were to count the metacarpals, then the pinky, or little finger, would be the shortest digit on the human hand. It would still be the little toe if you were counting metatarsals (the bones that make up your foot).
It is the one next to your thumb.
In the anatomical position, yes it is.
In the anatomical position, yes it is.
Neither, digit is a noun.Example: I guess a digit between 1 and 10. (number)I hold a pen between my thumb and first digit. (finger)
If standing in anatomical position with palms facing out, the thumb is the lateral digit of the hand, as lateral means "away from midline" vs. medial, which would be toward the midline of the body.
> A finger (or thumb). Toes are also considered digits.
the first digit of the foot, or simply the big toe
thumb: the thick short innermost digit of the forelimb