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Base noun form. Refers to the rhythmic beating of blood vessels, typically measured at the wrist or neck. Can also mean 'vein' or 'thread' in broader contexts, but here it specifically denotes pulse.
Theme
At a health clinic, User is discussing symptoms with Dr. Tanaka, who is checking vital signs.
脈
みゃく
pulse
Everyday Life & SurvivalHealth & Body
Memory Hook
Think of a 'myaku' (脈) as the 'my' pulse—it's your own heartbeat you can feel. 'My pulse' → 脈 (myaku, 'pulse').
Cultural Note
In Japan, checking one's 『脈』 (myaku, 'pulse') is common in medical contexts or during exercise. It's also used metaphorically in phrases like 『脈がある』 (myaku ga aru, 'there is hope') to indicate a chance or possibility.
Forms
Base: 脈Base noun form. Refers to the rhythmic beating of blood vessels, typically measured at the wrist or neck. Can also mean 'vein' or 'thread' in broader contexts, but here it specifically denotes pulse.