骨
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Base noun form. Refers to the skeletal structure in humans, animals, or as a metaphor for core elements.
Theme
At a local park, User and their friend Ken, a dog owner, are chatting while Ken's dog plays fetch. They discuss the dog's habits and health.
骨
ほね
bone
Everyday Life & SurvivalHealth & Body
Memory Hook
Think of a skeleton — its bones are hard and strong. 『骨』 (hone, 'bone') sounds like 'honey' — imagine bones sweetened with honey to remember it!
Cultural Note
In Japanese culture, bones are often referenced in idioms, such as 『骨を折る』 (hone o oru, 'to break a bone'), which means to make a great effort or go through hardship.
Forms
Base: 骨Base noun form. Refers to the skeletal structure in humans, animals, or as a metaphor for core elements.