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Base noun form. Refers to the thigh or femur bone in anatomy. Can be used in phrases like 『股が痛い』 (mata ga itai, 'my thigh hurts').
Theme
At a gym, User and their friend Ken are discussing workout routines and muscle soreness after a leg day session.
股
また
thigh, femur
Everyday Life & SurvivalHealth & Body
Memory Hook
Imagine a 'moo' (sounds like 股 mata) cow with strong thighs — its 'thigh' is powerful for running! 'Moo' → 股 (mata, 'thigh').
Cultural Note
In Japanese culture, the thigh is often referenced in contexts like sports (e.g., sumo wrestling) or traditional clothing like 『着物』 (kimono, 'kimono') where posture and leg positioning are important. The word 『股』 (mata, 'thigh') can also refer to the crotch area in some contexts, so usage depends on the situation.
Forms
Base: 股Base noun form. Refers to the thigh or femur bone in anatomy. Can be used in phrases like 『股が痛い』 (mata ga itai, 'my thigh hurts').