There are 14 total results for your 乳頭 search.
| Characters | Pronunciation Romanization |
Simple Dictionary Definition |
乳頭 乳头 see styles |
rǔ tóu ru3 tou2 ju t`ou ju tou nyuutou / nyuto にゅうとう |
nipple {anat} (mammary) nipple; teat |
乳頭山 see styles |
nyuutouyama / nyutoyama にゅうとうやま |
(personal name) Nyūtouyama |
乳頭瘤 乳头瘤 see styles |
rǔ tóu liú ru3 tou2 liu2 ju t`ou liu ju tou liu |
papilloma |
乳頭腫 see styles |
nyuutoushu / nyutoshu にゅうとうしゅ |
{med} papilloma; villous tumor |
舌乳頭 舌乳头 see styles |
shé rǔ tóu she2 ru3 tou2 she ju t`ou she ju tou |
lingual papillae; taste buds |
乳頭温泉 see styles |
nyuutouonsen / nyutoonsen にゅうとうおんせん |
(place-name) Nyūtouonsen |
陥没乳頭 see styles |
kanbotsunyuutou / kanbotsunyuto かんぼつにゅうとう |
{anat} inverted nipple; retracted nipple |
乳頭状粘膜 see styles |
nyuutoujounenmaku / nyutojonenmaku にゅうとうじょうねんまく |
(rare) papillary mucosa |
視神經乳頭 视神经乳头 see styles |
shì shén jīng rǔ tóu shi4 shen2 jing1 ru3 tou2 shih shen ching ju t`ou shih shen ching ju tou |
optic disk (terminal of the optic nerve on the retina) |
乳頭キャンプ場 see styles |
nyuutoukyanpujou / nyutokyanpujo にゅうとうキャンプじょう |
(place-name) Nyūtou Camping Ground |
人乳頭腫ウイルス see styles |
hitonyuutoushuuirusu / hitonyutoshuirusu ひとにゅうとうしゅウイルス |
human papilloma virus; HPV |
ヒト乳頭腫ウイルス see styles |
hitonyuutoushuuirusu / hitonyutoshuirusu ヒトにゅうとうしゅウイルス |
human papilloma virus; HPV |
国民休暇村乳頭山荘 see styles |
kokuminkyuukamuranyuutousansou / kokuminkyukamuranyutosanso こくみんきゅうかむらにゅうとうさんそう |
(place-name) Kokuminkyūkamuranyūtousansō |
Variations: |
hitonyuutoushuuirusu(hito乳頭腫uirusu); hitonyuutoushuuirusu(人乳頭腫uirusu) / hitonyutoshuirusu(hito乳頭腫uirusu); hitonyutoshuirusu(人乳頭腫uirusu) ヒトにゅうとうしゅウイルス(ヒト乳頭腫ウイルス); ひとにゅうとうしゅウイルス(人乳頭腫ウイルス) |
human papilloma virus; HPV |
Entries with 2nd row of characters: The 2nd row is Simplified Chinese.
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