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Noun referring to the leg (body part). Used in contexts like 『脚を組む』 (ashi o kumu, 'to cross one's legs').
Theme

At a local gym, User and their friend Ken are discussing workout routines and body parts after a session.

あし

leg

Everyday Life & SurvivalHealth & Body

Memory Hook

Think of a 'leg' as a 'kick' — the kanji 脚 looks like a person standing on one leg. 'Kick' → 脚 (ashi, 'leg').

Cultural Note

In Japanese culture, legs are often associated with strength and endurance. Phrases like 『脚が強い』 (ashi ga tsuyoi, 'strong legs') are used to describe athletes or people who walk a lot.

Forms

Base: 脚Noun referring to the leg (body part). Used in contexts like 『脚を組む』 (ashi o kumu, 'to cross one's legs').