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Words — 156 found

しんぞう 心臓
Common word JLPT N3 Wanikani level 34 Play audio Show 2 collocations Links
Noun, No-adjective
1. heart​Anatomical term
2. guts; nerve; cheek; gall; spine​
3. central part​
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4. Heart​The heart is a myogenic muscular organ found in all anima... Read more
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しんけい 神経
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Noun, No-adjective
1. nerve​Anatomical term
2. nerves; sensitivity​
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3. Nerve​A nerve is any of the filamentous bands of nervous tissue... Read more
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もうちょう 盲腸
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Noun, No-adjective
1. cecum; caecum; blind gut​Anatomical term
2. (vermiform) appendix​Colloquialism, See also 虫垂
  • げかい外科医
  • は
  • かんじゃ患者
  • の
  • もうちょう盲腸
  • を
  • てきしゅつ摘出
  • した
    • 。
  • The surgeon took out his patient's appendix.
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3. appendicitis​Colloquialism, See also 虫垂炎 ちゅうすいえん, See also 盲腸炎 もうちょうえん
  • もうちょう盲腸
  • の
  • よう
  • です
  • ね
    • 。
  • I believe you have appendicitis.
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4. Cecum​The cecum or caecum is a pouch, usually peritoneal, that ... Read more
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がんか 眼窩
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Noun, No-adjective
1. eye socket; orbit​Anatomical term
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2. Orbit (anatomy)​In anatomy, the orbit is the cavity or socket of the skul... Read more
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眼窠 【がんか】、眼窩 【がんわ】
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のどぼとけ 喉仏
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Noun
1. laryngeal prominence; Adam's apple​Anatomical term
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のど仏 【のどぼとけ】
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こうがん 睾丸
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Noun, No-adjective
1. testicles; testes; balls​Anatomical term
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コウ丸 【コウがん】
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くるぶし 踝
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Noun, No-adjective
1. ankle; malleolus; ankle bone; bony prominence on each side of the ankle​Anatomical term, Usually written using kana alone
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けっちょう 結腸
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Noun, No-adjective
1. colon​Anatomical term
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2. Colon (anatomy)​The colon is the last part of the digestive system in mos... Read more
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ちょくちょう 直腸
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Noun, No-adjective
1. rectum​Anatomical term
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2. Rectum​"Rectal" redirects here. For the route of administration,... Read more
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ちゅうよう 中葉
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Adverbial noun, Temporal noun
1. about the middle (of an era)​
Noun
2. middle lobe (right lung); median lobe (prostate)​Anatomical term
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ようつい 腰椎
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Noun, No-adjective
1. lumbar vertebra; lumbar vertebrae​Anatomical term
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ほうけい 包茎
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Noun, No-adjective
1. phimosis​Medicine, etc. term
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2. Phimosis​Phimosis (fī-mō'sĭs, fĭ-), from the Greek phimos (φῑμός),... Read more
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包茎 【ほうきょう】、包莖 【ほうけい】、包莖 【ほうきょう】
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包莖: Out-dated kanji. 包莖: Out-dated kanji.
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ぼうこう 膀胱
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Noun, No-adjective
1. urinary bladder​Anatomical term
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2. Urinary bladder​The urinary bladder is the organ that collects urine excr... Read more
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えんずい 延髄
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Noun, No-adjective
1. medulla oblongata​Anatomical term
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2. Medulla oblongata​The medulla oblongata is the lower half of the brainstem.... Read more
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えいん 会陰
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Noun, No-adjective
1. perineum​Anatomical term
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2. Perineum​In human anatomy, the perineum (Late Latin, from Greek πε... Read more
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けんこうこつ 肩甲骨
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1. shoulder blade; scapula​Anatomical term
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2. Scapula​In anatomy, the scapula (Medical Latin), or shoulder blad... Read more
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肩胛骨 【けんこうこつ】
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ひこつ 腓骨
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Noun
1. fibula​Anatomical term
No-adjective
2. fibular; peroneal​Anatomical term
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3. Fibula​The fibula or calf bone is a bone placed on the lateral s... Read more
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けいこつ 脛骨
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1. tibia; shinbone​Anatomical term
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2. Tibia​The tibia /ˈtɪbɪə/, shinbone or shankbone, is the larger ... Read more
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しんけいせつ 神経節
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1. nerve ganglion; nerve knot; ganglion; ganglia​Anatomical term
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2. Ganglion​In anatomy, a ganglion is a biological tissue mass, most ... Read more
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せいそう 精巣
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Noun, No-adjective
1. testicle​Anatomical term
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2. Testicle​The testicle (from Latin testiculus, diminutive of testis... Read more
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