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Words — 12 found

しきゅう 子宮
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Noun, Noun which may take the genitive case particle 'no'
1. womb; uterus​
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2. Uterus​The uterus (from Latin "uterus", plural uteri or "uteruse... Read more
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ぼたい 母胎
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1. womb; uterus​
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2. parent body; base; basis​See also 母体
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こぶくろ 子袋
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1. womb; uterus​See also 子宮
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2. pork or beef uterus, eaten grilled or raw​Food, cooking, Usually written using kana alone
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3. Kobukuro​, a Japanese band, formed in 1998 and made its major labe... Read more
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コブクロ
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しきゅうこうくつ 子宮後屈
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Noun
1. retroversion of the uterus; tipped uterus​
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たいない 胎内
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1. interior of the womb (of a pregnant woman); interior of the uterus​
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2. interior of a Buddhistic statue​
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しきゅうけいぶ 子宮頸部
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1. cervix; uterine cervix; cervix uteri​Anatomy
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2. Cervix​Cervix File:Scheme female reproductive system-en. svg Sch... Read more
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しきゅうない 子宮内
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Noun which may take the genitive case particle 'no', Noun
1. intrauterine; inside the uterus​
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しきゅうくう 子宮腔
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1. cavitas uteri; cavity of uterus; cavum uteri​
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しきゅうこう 子宮口
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1. os uteri; cervical os; orifice of the uterus​
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しきゅうたいぶ 子宮体部
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1. corpus uteri; uterine body; body of the uterus​
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いんもん 淫紋
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1. womb tattoo; inmon; stylized uterus-shaped mark below a female's navel (usu. in pornography)​Colloquial
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子宮移植
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1. Uterus transplantation​The uterine transplant is the surgical procedure whereby ... Read more
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Kanji — 1 found

10.823307040820037
9 strokes. JLPT N1. Jōyō kanji, taught in junior high.
胎
womb, uterus
On: タイ
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Sentences — 1 found

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    • しきゅうないまくえん子宮内膜炎
    • は
      • 、
    • さいきん細菌
    • が
    • しきゅう子宮
    • ない内
    • に
    • はい入り
      • 、
    • ないまく内膜
    • に
    • えんしょう炎症
    • を
    • おこ起す
    • びょうき病気
    • である
      • 。
    Endometritis is a disease where bacteria enter the uterus and cause inflammation of the inner membrane. — Tatoeba
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