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17 word matches found for '臼' using reading 'きゅう'
だ っ き ゅ う 0
dislocation
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き ゅ う ほ う 1
noun
mortar
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ぜ ん き ゅ う し 3
noun
premolar  (see also: 小臼歯)
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こ う き ゅ う し 3
noun
molar  (see also: 大臼歯)
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こ か ん せ つ だ っ き ゅ う 6
noun
dislocation of the hip; hip dislocation
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だ い き ゅ う し 3
noun
molar
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き ゅ う が い 0
noun
acetabular roof
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し ょ う き ゅ う し 3
noun
premolar (tooth)
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noun
subluxation
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noun
congenital hip dislocation
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noun
six-year molar
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noun
acetabular dysplasia
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か ん こ つ き ゅ う 4
noun
acetabulum; cotyloid cavity
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noun
cervical dislocation
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noun
acetabulum; cotyloid cavity  (see also: 寛骨臼)
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か ん こ つ き ゅ う が い 5
noun
acetabular roof
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noun
pyroclastic cone
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