Tabi is a Japanese word used to describe a type of split-toe sock worn with traditional Japanese footwear such as zōri and geta. Synonyms for tabi are not commonly used in English, but some possible options include "toe socks" or "divided-toe socks." In Japan, tabi are often worn for traditional events and ceremonies, as well as in daily life. They are also sometimes used for martial arts training, as they provide better grip and stability on the ground. While the word "tabi" itself may not have direct synonyms in English, the concept of toe socks is familiar to many people and can serve as a useful descriptor.