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We found 350 words, 1 kanji, and 70 examples matching '骨'
Word search: 350 matches
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ほ ね 2
noun
1. bone
2. frame
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こ っ せ つ 0
bone fracture
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て っ こ つ 0
noun
steel frame; steel beam; steel girder
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こ っ か く 0
Most common form: 骨骼
1. skeleton; skeletal structure; build; frame; physique
2. framework
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こ つ ず い 0 こ つ ず い 2
1. bone marrow; medulla
2. true spirit; one's mind
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Kanji search: 1 match
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骨
コツ   ほね bone   
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冎
gossip; dishonest   
⺼
ニク body part   
Example search: 70 matches
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きみ
君
が
し
死
んだら
ほね
骨
を
ひろ
拾
ってあげる。
I'll look after your affairs when you are dead.
わたし
私
は
はじ
始
めは
ひじょう
非常
に
ほね
骨
が
お
折
れた。
I had great difficulty at the beginning.
いぬ
犬
はよく
ほね
骨
を
じめん
地面
に
う
埋
める。
Dogs often bury bones.
えいご
英語
を
まな
学
ぶのは
ほね
骨
が
お
折
れる。
Learning English is hard work.
ほね
骨
は
ひふ
皮膚
の
した
下
にある。
Your bones are beneath your skin.
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