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We found 7 words, 2 kanji, and 7 examples matching '半身'
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は ん し ん 0
half the body; half length
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noun
right half of the body  (see also: 左半身)
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noun
left half of the body  (see also: 右半身)
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は ん み 0
noun
stance with legs in an L-shape, with one leg bent in front and other extended behind (martial arts, traditional theater)
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は ん し ん ぞ う 3
noun
half-length statue or portrait; bust
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半
ハン   なかば half   
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二
ニ   ふたつ    ふた two   
丨
stick   
丷
eight
身
シン   み body, person   
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かれ
彼
は
はんしんふずい
半身不随
です。
He is paralyzed on one side.
かれ
彼
は
はんしんふずい
半身不随
です。
He is paralyzed down one side.
きのう
昨日
の
はんしん
阪神
きょじん
巨人
せん
戦
を
み
見
たかい。
Did you see the Hanshin Giants game yesterday?
わたし
私
たちは
はんしん
阪神
の
だい
大
ファンです。
We are great Tigers fans.
はんしん
阪神
だいしんさい
大震災
では
じめん
地面
が
ちょうじかん
長時間
に
わた
渡
って
ゆ
揺
れた。
In the Hanshin earthquake, the ground shook for a long time.
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