利き足 | Japanese meaning

利き足【ききあし】

Alsoききあし

noun (common) (futsuumeishi)

one's dominant foot

This refers to the foot that a person uses more naturally and effectively for tasks such as kicking a ball or balancing.

He kicked the ball using his dominant foot.

利き足【ききあし】

Alsoききあし

noun (common) (futsuumeishi)

one's dominant foot

This refers to the foot that a person uses more naturally and effectively for tasks such as kicking a ball or balancing.

He kicked the ball using his dominant foot.

利

N34

意profit; advantage; benefit

訓き.く

音リ

名かが、と、とし、のり、み、りい

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足

N41

意leg; foot; be sufficient; counter for pairs of footwear

訓あし、た.りる、た.る、た.す

音ソク

名あ、あす、おす、たらし

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利き足【ききあし】

Alsoききあし

noun (common) (futsuumeishi)

one's dominant foot

This refers to the foot that a person uses more naturally and effectively for tasks such as kicking a ball or balancing.

He kicked the ball using his dominant foot.

利き足【ききあし】

Alsoききあし

noun (common) (futsuumeishi)

one's dominant foot

This refers to the foot that a person uses more naturally and effectively for tasks such as kicking a ball or balancing.

He kicked the ball using his dominant foot.

利

N34

意profit; advantage; benefit

訓き.く

音リ

名かが、と、とし、のり、み、りい

Details

足

N41

意leg; foot; be sufficient; counter for pairs of footwear

訓あし、た.りる、た.る、た.す

音ソク

名あ、あす、おす、たらし

Details