Yanamino骨
bone; skeleton; frame, framework; used in 骨碌碌[gu1 lu4 lu4]; used in 骨碌[gu1 lu5]; used in 骨朵[gu1 duo5]
- Strokes
- 9
- Pinyin
- gǔ, gū
Parts
Built from 骨
- 滑to slip, to slide
- 髓substance, essence
- 骸skeleton, body
- 骰die, dice
- 猾crafty, cunning, shrewd
- 骺epiphysis
- 骼bone, skeleton
- 髀buttocks, thigh
- 髅skull, skeleton
- 骷skeleton
- 鹘a kind of pigeon
- 髂pelvis, hip bone
- 髋hip, pelvis
- 骶coccyx, sacrum
- 髌kneecap
- 髑skull
- 骱skeletal joint
- 骯dirty, filthy
- 髁thigh bone, hip bone, kneecap
- 鶻a kind of pigeon
- 髒organs, viscera
- 體body
- 髕kneecap
- 髖hip, pelvis
Words with 骨
- 交骨jiāo gǔ · jiaogupubic bone
- 佛骨fó gǔ · foguBuddha's bones (as a sacred relic)
- 傲骨ào gǔ · aogulofty and unyielding character
- 刺骨cì gǔ · cigupiercing; cutting; bone-chilling
- 刻骨kè gǔ · keguingrained; entrenched; deep-rooted
- 卜骨bǔ gǔ · buguoracle bone
- 去骨qù gǔ · quguto debone; (of meat or fish) boneless
- 反骨fǎn gǔ · fangu(physiognomy) protruding bone at the back of the head, regarded as a sign of a renegade nature
- 坐骨zuò gǔ · zuoguischium
- 尺骨chǐ gǔ · chiguulna (anatomy); bone of the forearm
- 尻骨kāo gǔ · kaogucoccyx; tailbone at end of spine
- 尾骨wěi gǔ · weigucoccyx; tailbone
- 尸骨shī gǔ · shiguskeleton of the dead
- 彻骨chè gǔ · cheguto the bone; to the marrow; fig. to a very large degree
- 耻骨chǐ gǔ · chigupubis; pubic bone
- 成骨chéng gǔ · chenggubone formation; osteogenesis
- 扁骨biǎn gǔ · bianguflat bone
- 掌骨zhǎng gǔ · zhanggumetacarpal bone (long bones in the hand and feet)
- 排骨pái gǔ · paigupork chop; pork cutlet; spare ribs
- 接骨jiē gǔ · jiegu(medicine) to set a broken bone
- 捡骨jiǎn gǔ · jiangubone-gathering, a custom of Fujian and Taiwan in which a son recovers the bones of his deceased father from the grave and places them in an urn for permanent storage at a different location
- 朦骨méng gǔ · menggu(archaic) Mongol
- 枕骨zhěn gǔ · zhenguoccipital bone (back of the skull)
- 枸骨gǒu gǔ · gouguChinese holly (Ilex cornuta)
- 椎骨zhuī gǔ · zhuiguvertebra
- 桡骨ráo gǔ · raoguradius (anatomy); bone of the forearm
- 横骨héng gǔ · henggupubic bone
- 正骨zhèng gǔ · zhenggubonesetting; Chinese osteopathy
- 犁骨lí gǔ · liguvomer bone (in the nose, dividing the nostrils)
- 甲骨jiǎ gǔ · jiagutortoise shells and animal bones used for divination in the Shang Dynasty (c. 16th to 11th century BC); oracle bones