Results, 胎内 #n

たいないtainai

noun:

  • interior of the womb (of a pregnant woman); interior of the uterus
  • interior of a Buddhistic statue

bokuhabokunohahano胎内tainainiいるiruときtokiohozonoanaからkarabokuno生れるumareruienonakawo覗いnozoitemite、 「こいつkoitsuhaいけikeねえnee」  to思っomota When I was inside my mother's womb, I looked through my mother's navel at the house where I would be born and I thought: "This won't do".

Kanji definition:

タイTAI

womb; uterus

Strokes:
9
Radical:
肉⺼月 meat
SKIP:
1-4-5
UTF:
80ce
JIS208:
34-59
Hangul:
태 [tae]
Pinyin:
tāi
Stroke order:
Example words:
胎児たいじtaiji
fetus; foetus; embryo; unborn child
堕胎だたいdatai
abortion; feticide
胎動たいどうtaidou
quickening; foetal (fetal) movement; fomenting (trouble)
胎盤たいばんtaiban
placenta; afterbirth
母胎ぼたいbotai
womb; uterus

ナイNAIダイDAIうちuchi

inside; within; between; among; house; home

Strokes:
4
Radical:
冂 inverted box
SKIP:
4-4-4
UTF:
5185
JIS208:
38-66
Nanori:
いとitoただtadachiのちnochi
Hangul:
내 [nae]납 [nab]
Pinyin:
nèi
Stroke order:
Example words:
国内こくないkokunai
internal; domestic
内閣ないかくnaikaku
cabinet (of a government); ministry
都内とないtonai
(within) the (Tokyo) metropolitan area
内容ないようnaiyou
contents; content; substance; matter; detail; import
市内しないshinai
(within a) city; local

Partial results:

たいないくぐりtainaikuguri

noun:

  • going through a cave, grass ring or the interior of a large Buddhistic statue, etc. (symbolizing rebirth)
  • narrow grotto (into which a person can barely fit)
たいないぶつtainaibutsu

noun:

  • small Buddhist image inside another Buddhist image

Kanji

タイTAI

womb; uterus

ナイNAIダイDAIうちuchi

inside; within; between; among; house; home


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