Keyword
torso
Info
FrequencyTop 1600-1700
Type
Jōyō 
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KankenLevel 4
Heisig194
Readings
どう
(98%)
ど
(1%)
Composed of
moon
same
Used in vocabulary (76 in total)
trunk; torso; body; body (of an aircraft); fuselage; hull (of a ship)
trunk; torso; plastron (in kendo); touching the plastron (kimari-te in kendo); frame (of a drum, etc.); sound box (of a shamisen, etc.)
tossing (someone) into the air (in celebration)
(sleeveless) undergarment; padded undershirt
banker (gambling); bookmaker; person who runs a gambling den; manager; boss
waist; girth; measurement around waist
cylindrical; having no waist; undefined (waist); cylinder vase; stockpot
(vulgar) thick voice
padded, sleeveless undergarment; vest
torso; body; trunk
trunk; torso; second player (out of three); player that goes after the dealer
light torso armour opening at the right, originally used for infantry combat; dō-maru
belly landing (of an aircraft); gear-up landing
possessing a long torso
hitting the left side of the torso (in kendo)
slip-guard (on one side of the body of a shamisen)
having a long body; long-bodied
double-hull boat; catamaran
having a long torso and short legs; long-bodied and short-legged
(sleeveless) undergarment; padded undershirt
waist; girth; measurement around waist
chamber (of a revolver)
lapse of memory; forgetting for a moment something one knows well; (something) slipping one's mind
bellyband; money belt
vasculum; case for botanical specimens; satchel; small leather bag
Dōtanuki school (Muromachi-period swordsmithing school); sword of the Dōtanuki school (usually thicker and heavier than regular Japanese swords); heavy sword
horizontal cut (esp. fish, plant, etc.); horizontal cut across the torso (sword technique)
cylindrical; having no waist; undefined (waist); cylinder vase; stockpot
harness (of a dog); pet harness
waders (waterproof pants often fitted with boots, used mostly by fishermen)
slip-guard (on one side of the body of a shamisen)
scissors maneuver (in wrestling, judo, etc.); scissors manoeuvre; belt; waistband
horizontal cut (esp. fish, plant, etc.); horizontal cut across the torso (sword technique)
waist; girth; measurement around waist
ramming; rammer
slip-guard (on one side of the body of a shamisen)
banker (gambling); bookmaker; person who runs a gambling den; person who rents out space for gambling and charges commission
avarice; heartlessness; greed
sound box (of an instrument); sounding box
dado (part of a pedestal between the base and the cornice)
avarice; heartlessness; greed
tub-sided samurai cuirass
plane area at the base of a tenon (in woodworking); abutting joint (in woodworking); joint where the two pieces of wood's grains run at an angle of 90° to one another; saw with a spine; tenon saw
slip-guard (on one side of the body of a shamisen)
second player (out of three); player that goes after the dealer
impression cylinder
saw with a spine; tenon saw; back saw
renting out space for gambling and charging a commission on the proceeds; person who rents out space for gambling
bronze statue
cavity; hollow; cave; hollow
tossing (someone) into the air (in celebration)
lapse of memory; forgetting for a moment something one knows well; (something) slipping one's mind
ramming; rammer
plane area at the base of a tenon (in woodworking); abutting joint (in woodworking); joint where the two pieces of wood's grains run at an angle of 90° to one another; saw with a spine; tenon saw
renting out space for gambling and charging a commission on the proceeds; person who rents out space for gambling
saw with a spine; tenon saw; back saw
saw with a spine; tenon saw; back saw
saw with a spine; tenon saw; back saw
twin-boom aircraft; twin-fuselage aircraft
(wooden) girder; girt
cavity resonator; microwave resonance cavity; rhumbatron
chestnut blight; chestnut canker
sound box (of a musical instrument); soundbox
saw with a spine; tenon saw; back saw
saw with a spine; tenon saw; back saw
saw with a spine; tenon saw; back saw
barrel drum; drum with an uncurved body
breastplate; cuirass; torso armor
hollow brick (used for thermal isolation or moisture proofing)
Examples (12 in total)
This dog has a long body and short legs.
It is about the size of a human torso.
As the arms and legs grow longer, the balance between the head and the torso changes.