digit-, digiti- +

Possessing many digits or many fingers.

An inherited disorder characterized by mental retardation and deformities of the mouth, tongue, fingers, and sometimes the face.

1. The art of correcting deformities of the toes and fingers.
2. The division of podiatry that deals with the correction of deviated toes.
3. The prevention and correction of deformities of the fingers or toes.

Having an even number of digits on the hands or the feet.

To perform juggling or conjuring tricks (with "fast fingers").

1. Performances of or skilsl in performing magic or conjuring tricks; usually, with the hands; sleights of hand; legerdemains.
2. A show of skill or deceitful cleverness; some techniques can also be used to cheat in gambling games, to steal, or, in some cases, to claim supernatural powers. For this reason the term frequently carries negative associations of deceit.

As indicated in the first definition, prestidigitation refers to "sleights of hand". There is a very good example ofa prestidigitator at work at the link shown below where the computer can do cyber sleights of hands. This site presents "card tricks" and other forms of "magic" that seem impossible, but it really works. Try it and see for yourself.

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Someone who is capable of performing magic or conjuring tricks primarily with the fingers.

Having six fingers and toes.

Having an extra digit (six) on one or more hands or feet.

The state of having six fingers on a hand, or six toes on a foot.

Having three digits (fingers or toes).

Having three fingers or three toes on one hand or foot.

Ulceration of the skin between the toes.