It can also refer to the "bottom" of something, like the bottom of a mountain or the bottom of a page.
Here are some examples of how "ashi" is used:
* 足が痛い (ashi ga itai): My foot hurts.
* 足が長い (ashi ga nagai): My legs are long.
* 山の足元 (yama no ashimoto): The bottom of the mountain.
* ページの足 (pe-ji no ashi): The bottom of the page.
Keep in mind that "ashi" can also be part of other Japanese words, like:
* 足跡 (ashiato): Footprint
* 足音 (ashioto): Footsteps
* 足元 (ashimoto): Footing, base, foundation
So depending on the context, "ashi" can have different meanings.