てあし
Meanings
Noun
1. hands and feet; limbs
However, no matter what, my limbs won't move.
2. person at one's beck and call; person at hand; reliable worker
You know that, and yet you're still working as that guy's lackey.
Pitch accent
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あし
Composed of
hand; arm; forepaw; foreleg; handle; hand; worker
foot; paw; leg; gait; pace; lower radical of a kanji; means of transportation
Used in vocabulary (4 in total)
to follow loyally; to wait on someone hand and foot; to be at someone's beck and call
to stretch out
hand, foot and mouth disease; HFMD
Examples (11 in total)
I check my limbs once more.
My hands, feet, neck, and face are all cold.
However, no matter what, my limbs won't move.
He rested his tired limbs.
People's arms and legs are not that thick.
It has a head, arms and legs, and a torso.
They bound the prisoner's arms and legs.
My hands and feet were as cold as ice.
He worked as the company president's loyal right hand.
As the arms and legs grow longer, the balance between the head and the torso changes.
You know that, and yet you're still working as that guy's lackey.