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56 words found containing '膝' in any position
し つ か ん せ つ 3
noun
knee joint
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し っ こ う 0
moving forward by sliding on one's knees (in the presence of high-ranking individuals)
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へ ん け い せ い し つ か ん せ つ し ょ う 0-0
noun
gonarthrosis; osteoarthritis of the knee  (medicine, etc. term)
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popliteal fossa; popliteal space; area behind the knee
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お ひ ざ も と 0
Most common form: 御膝下
noun
home territory of a powerful figure; Imperial Court; businessman's turf; Shogun's headquarters  (see also: 膝元)
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し つ が い こ つ 3
noun
kneecap; patella
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noun
popliteal fossa; popliteal space; area behind the knee  (see also: 膝窩; obscure term)
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Most common form: 膝をかかえる
expression, ichidan verb
to hug one's knees; to clasp one's arms around one's knees; to be lonely
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noun
patellar reflex
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し つ が い け ん 3
noun
patellar tendon
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