There are 17 total results for your 腓 search.
Characters | Pronunciation Romanization |
Simple Dictionary Definition |
腓 see styles |
féi fei2 fei komura; kobura こむら; こぶら |
calf of leg; decay; protect (See 脹脛) calf (of the leg) |
腓力 see styles |
féi lì fei2 li4 fei li |
Philip |
腓腸 腓肠 see styles |
féi cháng fei2 chang2 fei ch`ang fei chang |
calf (of the leg) |
腓腹 see styles |
hifuku ひふく |
(1) calf muscle; (can be adjective with の) (2) sural |
腓骨 see styles |
féi gǔ fei2 gu3 fei ku hikotsu ひこつ |
fibula; calf bone (1) {anat} fibula; (can be adjective with の) (2) {anat} fibular; peroneal |
腓尼基 see styles |
féi ní jī fei2 ni2 ji1 fei ni chi |
Phoenicia, ancient civilization along the coast of the Mediterranean Sea |
腓立比 see styles |
féi lì bǐ fei2 li4 bi3 fei li pi |
Philip; Philippi |
腓腸筋 see styles |
hichoukin; haichoukin(ik) / hichokin; haichokin(ik) ひちょうきん; はいちょうきん(ik) |
(obsolete) (See 腓腹筋) gastrocnemius muscle |
腓腸肌 腓肠肌 see styles |
féi cháng jī fei2 chang2 ji1 fei ch`ang chi fei chang chi |
calf muscle; gastrocnemius muscle |
腓腹筋 see styles |
hifukukin ひふくきん |
gastrocnemius muscle |
腓返り see styles |
komuragaeri こむらがえり |
cramp in the leg |
腓利門書 腓利门书 see styles |
féi lì mén shū fei2 li4 men2 shu1 fei li men shu |
Epistle of St Paul to Philemon |
腓立比書 腓立比书 see styles |
féi lì bǐ shū fei2 li4 bi3 shu1 fei li pi shu |
Epistle of St Paul to the Philippians |
腓腹神経 see styles |
hifukushinkei / hifukushinke ひふくしんけい |
{anat} sural nerve; short saphenous nerve; nervus suralis |
腓骨欠損 see styles |
hikotsukesson ひこつけっそん |
{med} fibular hemimelia; fibula agenesis |
腓特烈斯塔 see styles |
féi tè liè sī tǎ fei2 te4 lie4 si1 ta3 fei t`e lieh ssu t`a fei te lieh ssu ta |
Fredrikstad (city in Østfold, Norway) |
Variations: |
komuragaeri こむらがえり |
cramp in the leg |
Entries with 2nd row of characters: The 2nd row is Simplified Chinese.
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