There are 34 total results for your 臀 search.
Characters | Pronunciation Romanization |
Simple Dictionary Definition |
臀 see styles |
tún tun2 t`un tun |
More info & calligraphy: Butt |
臋 臀 see styles |
tún tun2 t`un tun den |
old variant of 臀[tun2] buttocks |
臀位 see styles |
tún wèi tun2 wei4 t`un wei tun wei |
breech presentation (obstetrics) |
臀圍 臀围 see styles |
tún wéi tun2 wei2 t`un wei tun wei |
hip measurement |
臀尖 see styles |
tún jiān tun2 jian1 t`un chien tun chien |
pork rump |
臀推 see styles |
tún tuī tun2 tui1 t`un t`ui tun tui |
massage using one's buttocks |
臀溝 臀沟 see styles |
tún gōu tun2 gou1 t`un kou tun kou |
gluteal fold |
臀瓣 see styles |
tún bàn tun2 ban4 t`un pan tun pan |
anal lobe |
臀疣 see styles |
tún yóu tun2 you2 t`un yu tun yu |
monkey's seat pads (zoology) |
臀肌 see styles |
tún jī tun2 ji1 t`un chi tun chi |
gluteal muscle; gluteus; buttocks |
臀裂 see styles |
denretsu でんれつ |
{anat} intergluteal cleft; natal cleft; cluneal cleft |
臀部 see styles |
tún bù tun2 bu4 t`un pu tun pu denbu でんぶ |
butt; buttocks (1) buttocks; (can be adjective with の) (2) gluteal; rear |
臀鰭 臀鳍 see styles |
tún qí tun2 qi2 t`un ch`i tun chi shiribire しりびれ |
anal fin anal fin (of a fish) |
窟臀 see styles |
kū tún ku1 tun2 k`u t`un ku tun |
buttocks (dialect) |
笞臀 see styles |
chī tún chi1 tun2 ch`ih t`un chih tun |
to whip the buttocks |
脂臀 see styles |
shiden しでん |
{med} steatopygia |
臀大肌 see styles |
tún dà jī tun2 da4 ji1 t`un ta chi tun ta chi |
(anatomy) gluteus maximus |
栗臀鳾 栗臀䴓 see styles |
lì tún shī li4 tun2 shi1 li t`un shih li tun shih |
(bird species of China) chestnut-vented nuthatch (Sitta nagaensis) |
滝臀沢 see styles |
takishirizawa たきしりざわ |
(place-name) Takishirizawa |
糯米臀 see styles |
nuò mǐ tún nuo4 mi3 tun2 no mi t`un no mi tun |
lazy bones (dialect) |
蜥臀目 see styles |
xī tún mù xi1 tun2 mu4 hsi t`un mu hsi tun mu |
Saurischia or lizard-hipped dinosaurs, order within superorder Dinosauria |
電臀舞 电臀舞 see styles |
diàn tún wǔ dian4 tun2 wu3 tien t`un wu tien tun wu |
twerking, sexually provocative dance involving hip movements while in a low, squatting position |
黃臀鵯 黄臀鹎 see styles |
huáng tún bēi huang2 tun2 bei1 huang t`un pei huang tun pei |
(bird species of China) brown-breasted bulbul (Pycnonotus xanthorrhous) |
臀位分娩 see styles |
tún wèi fēn miǎn tun2 wei4 fen1 mian3 t`un wei fen mien tun wei fen mien |
breech delivery (medicine) |
掇臀捧屁 see styles |
duō tún pěng pì duo1 tun2 peng3 pi4 to t`un p`eng p`i to tun peng pi |
to hold up buttocks and praise a fart (idiom); to use flatter to get what one wants; to toady; boot-licking |
棕臀噪鶥 棕臀噪鹛 see styles |
zōng tún zào méi zong1 tun2 zao4 mei2 tsung t`un tsao mei tsung tun tsao mei |
(bird species of China) rufous-vented laughingthrush (Garrulax gularis) |
臀位取胎術 臀位取胎术 see styles |
tún wèi qǔ tāi shù tun2 wei4 qu3 tai1 shu4 t`un wei ch`ü t`ai shu tun wei chü tai shu |
breech extraction (medicine) |
臀產式分娩 臀产式分娩 see styles |
tún chǎn shì fēn miǎn tun2 chan3 shi4 fen1 mian3 t`un ch`an shih fen mien tun chan shih fen mien |
breech delivery (medicine) |
白喉紅臀鵯 白喉红臀鹎 see styles |
bái hóu hóng tún bēi bai2 hou2 hong2 tun2 bei1 pai hou hung t`un pei pai hou hung tun pei |
(bird species of China) sooty-headed bulbul (Pycnonotus aurigaster) |
黑喉紅臀鵯 黑喉红臀鹎 see styles |
hēi hóu hóng tún bēi hei1 hou2 hong2 tun2 bei1 hei hou hung t`un pei hei hou hung tun pei |
(bird species of China) red-vented bulbul (Pycnonotus cafer) |
Variations: |
shiritabu; shirikobuta(尻臀); shiritabura(尻臀) しりたぶ; しりこぶた(尻臀); しりたぶら(尻臀) |
(rare) buttock |
Variations: |
daidenkin だいでんきん |
{anat} gluteus maximus |
Variations: |
shiri しり |
(1) buttocks; behind; rump; bottom; hips; (2) undersurface; bottom; (3) last place; end; (4) consequence |
Variations: |
denbu でんぶ |
(1) buttocks; (can be adjective with の) (2) gluteal; rear |
Entries with 2nd row of characters: The 2nd row is Simplified Chinese.
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