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sit at (someone's) feet
sit at (someone's) feet
To be in a position of devotion or worship to someone; to pay homage or reverential attention to someone. I've been sitting at the feet of the renowned professor ever since I heard his astounding lecture on quantum mechanics. My brother chose to sit at the saints' feet for the rest of his life, but I do not intend to pursue such a life of the cloth.
Common Names:
Name | Gender | Pronounced | Usage |
Sigihard | | - | Ancient Germanic |
Aylen | | - | Native American, Mapuche |
Berit | | BE-rit (Swedish) | Swedish, Norwegian, Danish |
Martial | | MAHR-shəl (English) | History |
Momchil | | - | Bulgarian |
Mcgowan | | [mə'gauən] | |