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The Egyptian foot shape is one of the most common in the world. These toes form a perfect ladder from big toe to little toe, decreasing with each digit. 

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As expected, having an Egyptian toe shape might mean you can trace your ancestry back to Ancient Egypt. 

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More specifically, this could mean you come from the Egyptian population found around the Nile, Northern Africa, and Arabia. 

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If you have Egyptian toes then your personality traits are creative, focused, and innovative. 

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Considered the most aesthetically pleasing, studies show that people with Egyptian feet are less likely to deal with ingrown toenails. 

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This particular toe shape is characterized by the first three toes being of the same height, with the other two in descending order. 

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The Roman foot shape is a more classic toe style that's often revered in traditional ancient Roman artwork. 

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People with this toe type are known to have a balanced body shape, as well as personality. 

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They're also naturally outgoing and love adventures, as well as discovering different cultures and spaces.

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Genetically, those with Roman feet might be able to trace their origins back to Europe and Northern Africa.

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Often referred to as the Flame Foot or Fire Foot, this toe type is characterized by a protruding second toe, which is larger than the big toe.

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Moreover, the third, fourth, and fifth toes all angle downwards, just like the Egyptian foot.

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This shape has been similarly idealized throughout history, appearing in classic works of art, especially that of the Greeks. 

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People who have this type of toe are seen as extremely sporty and creative, with great leadership qualities. 

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However, they're also evidently impulsive, and have a tendency to stress out because of that. 

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The Celtic toe shape is similar to Greek feet because it also features a second toe that's longer than the rest. But it also has several differences. 

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The big toe is short but round and wide, the third toe is the same height as the big toe, and the fourth and fifth toes are shorter and equal in length. 

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A complex toe shape, this foot style is thought to represent a powerful, strong personality.

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When it comes to genetics, this foot shape is believed to come from Western Europe, specifically Britain and Ireland, where it's the most common.

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However, this shape is so intricate that it might indicate that there isn't just one Celtic group, but several different genetic subgroups.

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One of the rarest foot shapes, the Germanic reminds many people of the much more common Egyptian foot.

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While the big toe is the largest, the other four toes are much smaller and are all exactly the same size.

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Plus, this shape is usually stockier and bulkier, reminding many people of Celtic feet without the longer second toe. This actually makes sense, as Celtic and Germanic peoples have similar geographic origins.

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While Egyptian, Greek, and Roman feet are often found in classical art, German feet are similar to the Celtic shape in that they're sometimes ignored artistically.

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The personality of those with a Germanic foot is generally very understanding and tolerant. They're good listeners, and they can always sympathize with the others.

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Similar to the Egyptian Toe, this foot type has a particularly tiny pinky toe as a distinguishing feature. The rest of the toes descend in size. 

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People with this toe style have a personality that's generally open, except for a specific hidden aspect that they're particularly secretive about.

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Also known as traveler's foot, the toes either have a lot of space between them, or can be stretched quite far apart. 

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Typically associated with a traveler, this foot depicts a person who craves new and exciting adventures. 

Sources: (Cosmopolitan) (The List) (Healthline) (Good Housekeeping) 

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