足 (あし) — foot, leg

足あし foot

Frequency #370 Frequency rank among common Japanese words. Lower number = more common. Grade 1 1 character noun body

ashi

あし

Pitch高低アクセント — Tokyo-dialect pitch accent. The number is the drop position: 0 = heiban (no drop), 1 = atamadaka (drops after 1st mora), N = drops after Nth mora. The line above each mora marks high pitch; below, low. あし[2] odaka 尾高

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Meanings

foot
leg

Explained in simple Japanese

体(からだ)の下(した)にあって、たったりあるいたりするところ。

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Kanji UsedColors show the reading used in this word: blue = on’yomi (Chinese-derived), green = kun’yomi (native Japanese), purple = nanori (name readings), amber = jukujikun (whole-word readings). Uncolored tiles have no identified reading type.

あし足 foot

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Words with 足 (24)

満(まん)足(ぞく) manzoku satisfaction 不(ふ)足(そく) fusoku insufficiency 足(た)りる tariru to be sufficient 補(ほ)足(そく) hosoku supplement 発(ほっ)足(そく) hossoku inauguration 足(た)す tasu to add 足(あし)元(もと) ashimoto at one's feet 足(た)る taru to be sufficient

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Explained in simple Japanese

Kanji UsedColors show the reading used in this word: blue = on’yomi (Chinese-derived), green = kun’yomi (native Japanese), purple = nanori (name readings), amber = jukujikun (whole-word readings). Uncolored tiles have no identified reading type.

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Words with 足 (24)

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