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かのじょ
彼女
こっせつ
骨折
した
あし
まだ
なお
っていない

Her broken leg has not healed yet.
Conjugations and inflections
Words
1
pronoun
1. she; her
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0
bone fracture
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2
noun
1. foot  (esp. 足)
2. leg  (esp. 脚,肢)
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1
1. as yet; hitherto; only; still  (often written with kana only)
2. not yet (with negative verb)  (often written with kana only)
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2
'ru' godan verb, intransitive verb
1. to be cured; to get well; to be healed  (esp. 治る)
2. to get mended; to be repaired; to be fixed  (esp. 直る)
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Kanji
ヒ   かれ he   
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step
ヒ   かわ skin, leather   
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stick   
cliff
また again   
ジョ   ニョ   ニョウ   woman; female   おんな woman   め woman   
コツ   ほね bone   
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gossip; dishonest   
ニク body part   
セツ   お to break, fold   おり opportunity; fold   おれる to break (intr), be folded, yield   
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キン   axe
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カ   ゲ   した below, under   くだ to descend   さげる to lower, to reduce   
cliff
hand
ソク   あし foot; leg   た to add   た    たりる to be sufficient   
ジ   チ   おさめる to govern   おさまる to be at peace   なお to get better   なお to cure   
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ダイ   タイ    pedestal   
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ム   private
コウ   ク   くち mouth   
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スイ   みず water   
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