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category: to learn in school
radicals:
keyword: medicine , biology
Number of strokes: 6
translation: blood, lineage
ketsu, kechi
血: chi
血が出る: chigaderu: Blood runs [flows] out, Blood oozes, bleed <<< , 出血
血を出す: chiodasu: shed [let] blood <<<
血を流す: chionagasu <<<
血を吐く: chiohaku: cough out [spit] blood, vomit blood <<<
血を止める: chiotomeru: stop the bleeding [blood] <<< , 止血
血の付いた: chinotsuita: stained with blood, bloodstained <<<
血を見る: chiomiru: end in bloodshed <<<
血に飢えた: chiniueta: bloodthirsty <<<
血の繋がり: chinotsunagari: blood relationship <<<
血が繋がった: chigatsunagatta: related (to a person) by blood <<<
血を沸かす: chiowakasu: stir one's blood <<<
血の気の無い: chinokenonai: pale (and bloodless)
血の気の多い: chinokenoooi: hot-blooded, sanguine
血塗れの: chimamireno: bloodly, blood-stained <<<
血祭にする: chimatsurinisuru: make a person the first victim (to), make a scapegoat of a person (for) <<<
血迷う: chimayou: run [go] mud, be crazed, lose one's senses [mind] <<<

category: to learn in school
radicals:
keyword: medicine
Number of strokes: 7
translation: doctor, medicine, quiver (n., conf.)
i, ei
医す: iyasu: heal, cure <<<
医: utsubo: quiver (n.)

category: to learn in school
other spells: 體
radicals:
keyword: body , medicine
Number of strokes: 7
translation: body, main part
tai, tei
体: karada: body, physique, constitution, frame, health
体の: karadano: bodily, physical
体の大きい: karadanoookii: large-sized, of large figure <<<
体の小さい: karadanochiisai: small-sized, short <<<
体中に: karadajuuni: all over the body <<<
体が弱い: karadagayowai: have a weak constitution <<< , 病弱
体が続かない: karadagatsuZukanai: be not physically strong enough <<<
体が悪い: karadagawarui: feel unwell <<<
体に悪い: karadaniwarui: be bad for the health <<<
体に良い: karadaniii: be good for the health <<<
体に障る: karadanisawaru: affect one's health <<<
体を壊す: karadaokowasu: hurt [injure] one's health <<<
体が空いている: karadagaaiteiru: be free, be not engaged, have time to spare <<<
synonyms: , ボディー

category: to learn in school
radicals:
keyword: medicine
Number of strokes: 8
translation: bitter, suffer, pain, embarrass, trouble, worry, torment, harass
ku
苦い: nigai: bitter
苦る: nigaru: scowl (vt.), be dissatisfied
苦い顔をする: nigaikaoosuru <<<
苦り切る: nigarikiru: look sour [disgusted] <<<
苦しい: kurushii: painful, tormenting
苦しむ: kurushimu: suffer, be in pain [agony], be afflicted [worried] (with), be distressed [tormented] (by), be at a loss, be embarrassed (by), work hard, take pains, exert oneself
苦しめる: kurushimeru: embarrass, trouble, worry, distress, afflict, give (a person) pain, torment, torture, persecute, aggrieve, plague, harrow
苦しみ: kurushimi: pain, ache, sting, distress, hardships, difficulties, anguish, agony, pang
苦しみに耐える: kurushiminitaeru: bear one's sufferings <<<
苦し紛れに: kurushimagireni: in one's pain, out of desperation, as the last resort, under the pressure of necessity <<<
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category: to learn in school
radicals:
keyword: medicine
Number of strokes: 10
translation: breath, breathing, respiration
soku
息: iki: breath, breathing, respiration
息をする: ikiosuru: breathe
息が有る: ikigaaru: show signs of life <<<
息が無い: ikiganai: show no signs of life <<<
息が荒い: ikigaarai: breathe hard <<<
息が切れる: ikigakireru: get out of breath, expire <<< ,
息を切らして: ikiokirashite: out of breath, panting, breathlessly <<<
息を吐く: ikiotsuku: take [pause for] breath <<<
息も吐かずに: ikimotsukazuni: without taking breath, at a breath [stretch] <<< , 一気
息が詰まるい: kigatsumaru: be choked [suffocated] <<<
息を殺す: ikiokorosu: hold one's breath <<<
息が合う: ikigaau: be in (perfect) harmony (with), understand each other <<<
息が掛かる: ikigakakaru: be backed up by (a person's influence) <<<
息の長い: ikinonagai: long-lasting, durable, enduring <<<
息の根を止める: ikinoneotomeru: choke (a person) to death, kill
息も絶え絶えに: ikimotaedaeni: panting for breath, gaspingly
息もつかずに: ikimotsukazuni: without taking breath, at a breath
息の有る内に: ikinoaruuchini: while one is still alive
息を引き取る: ikiohikitoru: breathe one's last
息を吹き返す: ikiohukikaesu: come to life, revive
息を切らす: ikiokirasu: gasp, pant, become out of breath <<<
息が臭い: ikigakusai: have a foul breath <<<
息を入れる: ikioireru: have [take] a rest <<<
息む: yasumu: take a rest <<<
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category: to learn in school
radicals:
keyword: medicine
Number of strokes: 12
translation: wound, injury, hurt, begin (bor.), start, commence, create, invent
sou
創: kizu: wound, injury, hurt <<<
創める: hajimeru: begin (vt.), start, commence, open, set up, set out, initiate <<<
創る: tsukuru: make, manufacture, produce, create, construct, invent <<<

category: to learn in school
radicals:
keyword: medicine
Number of strokes: 12
translation: pain, painful, sore, hurt
tsuu, tou
痛む: itamu: pain (vi.)
痛める: itameru: hurt
痛い: itai: painful, sore
痛い目に会う: itaimeniau: have a bitter experience [a hard time of it]
痛い目に会わせる: itaimeniawaseru: make (a person) smart for it, give (a person) a lesson
痛くも痒くもない: itakumokayukumonai: It doesn't matter to me at all, It is a mere fleabite to me <<<
痛み: itami: pain (n.), smart
痛みを感じる: itamiokanjiru: feel a pain <<<
痛みを堪える: itamiokoraeru: bear [stand] the pain <<<
痛みを和らげる: itamioyawarageru: ease [relieve, alleviate] the pain <<<
痛みを軽くする: itamiokarukusuru <<<
痛く: itaku: very
痛し痒し: itashikayushi: in a dilemma [a fix, an awkward position] <<<

尿

category: common usage
radicals:
keyword: medicine
Number of strokes: 7
translation: urine, piss
nyou
尿: nyou: urine
尿: yubari, ibari
尿の: nyouno: urinary, uric
尿をする: nyouosuru: urinate, piss
尿を出す: nyouodasu <<<
尿を漏らす: nyouomorasu: wet oneself <<<
synonyms: 小便

category: common usage
radicals:
keyword: biology , medicine
Number of strokes: 7
translation: pregnant, pregnancy
nin, jin
妊む: haramu: conceive, become pregnant <<<
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category: common usage
radicals:
keyword: medicine
Number of strokes: 9
translation: cough
gai
咳: seki: cough (n.)
咳をする: sekiosuru: cough (v.)
咳き込む: sekikomu: have a fit [an attack] of coughing <<<
咳が出る: sekigaderu: suffer from a cough <<<
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