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We found 4 words, 2 kanji, and 14 examples matching '手足'
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て あ し 1
noun
one's hands and feet; limbs
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て だ れ 3 て だ れ 0 て だ れ 1
skill; dexterity; master hand
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て あ し く ち び ょ う 0
noun
hand, foot and mouth disease; HFMD
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expression, 'su' godan verb
to stretch out
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Kanji search: 2 matches
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手
シュ   hand   て    た-    
足
ソク   あし foot; leg   たす to add   たる    たりる to be sufficient   
Example search: 14 matches
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かのじょ
彼女
は
てあし
手足
が
なが
長
い。
She has long arms and legs.
てあし
手足
をいっぱいに
の
伸
ばした。
I got out of bed and had a good stretch.
てあし
手足
がすっかり
ひ
冷
えきってしまった。
My hands and feet have got as cold as ice.
かれ
彼
は
てあし
手足
を
しば
縛
られていた。
He was bound hand and foot.
その
いわ
岩
には
てあし
手足
をかける
ところ
所
がまったくなかった。
There were no holds for hand or foot on the rock.
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