腿
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Base noun form. Refers to the thigh part of the leg or the femur bone. Used in anatomical or everyday contexts, e.g., 『腿が痛い』 (momo ga itai, 'my thigh hurts').
Theme
During a medical check-up, User talks with Dr. Tanaka about body parts and health concerns.
腿
もも
thigh, femur
Everyday Life & SurvivalHealth & Body
Memory Hook
Imagine a 'thigh' so strong it can 'tie' (腿 sounds like 'tie' in English) your legs together — think of the thigh bone (femur) as a sturdy tie holding your leg up! 'Tie' → 腿 (momo, 'thigh').
Cultural Note
In Japanese, 『腿』 (momo, 'thigh') is often used in contexts like anatomy, sports, or cooking (e.g., chicken thigh). It's a common term in health discussions and fitness training.
Forms
Base: 腿Base noun form. Refers to the thigh part of the leg or the femur bone. Used in anatomical or everyday contexts, e.g., 『腿が痛い』 (momo ga itai, 'my thigh hurts').