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きんいしゅく 筋萎縮
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1. amyotrophia; muscle atrophy; disuse atrophy​Medicine
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2. Muscle atrophy​Muscle atrophy, or disuse atrophy, is defined as a decrea... Read more
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きんしかんざい 筋弛緩剤
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1. muscle-relaxant drug​
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2. Muscle relaxant​This article refers to skeletal muscle relaxants. For inf... Read more
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きんえん 筋炎
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1. myositis​Medicine
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きんまく 筋膜
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1. fascia​Anatomy
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2. Fascia​A fascia is a layer of fibrous tissue. A fascia is a stru... Read more
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にく すじ肉
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1. sinewy meat​
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筋肉 【すじにく】
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すじか 筋交い
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Noun, Noun which may take the genitive case particle 'no'
1. diagonal; oblique; brace​
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筋違い 【すじかい】
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きんせいしつう 筋性歯痛
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1. muscular toothache​Rare term
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きんせつ 筋節
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1. sarcomere​Anatomy
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2. myotome​Biology
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きんきんちょう 筋緊張
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1. muscle tone; tonus​Physiology
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2. myotonia​Medicine
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きんとうん 筋斗雲
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1. Flying Nimbus (magical cloud appearing in the Dragonball manga)​Fiction, Object
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きんさいぼう 筋細胞
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1. muscle cell​
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きんげんせんい 筋原線維
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1. myofibril​
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筋原繊維 【きんげんせんい】
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きんちゅう 筋注
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1. intramuscular injection​
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きんばん 筋板
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1. muscle plate; myotome​
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きんきんちょうしょう 筋緊張症
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Noun, Noun which may take the genitive case particle 'no'
1. myotonia​Medicine
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きんしゅうしゅく 筋収縮
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Noun, Noun which may take the genitive case particle 'no'
1. muscle contraction​
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すじむ 筋向こう
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1. diagonally opposite​See also 筋向かい
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筋向う 【すじむこう】
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筋向う: Irregular okurigana usage.
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きんせんい 筋繊維
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1. muscle fiber; muscle fibre​
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筋線維 【きんせんい】
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きんこうちょく 筋硬直
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1. muscle stiffness​
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すじむ 筋向かい
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1. diagonally opposite​
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筋向い 【すじむかい】
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