胃嚢 | Japanese meaning

胃袋【いぶくろ】

Frequency rank: 15,437. – 15,491.

Also【いぶくろ】いぶくろ

noun (common) (futsuumeishi)

stomach

Refers to the organ in the body that is responsible for digestion. It can also be used metaphorically to refer to a person's capacity to eat or enjoy food.

I'm hungry, so my stomach is empty.

dietary needs

Refers to the nutritional requirements or preferences a person has regarding their food intake.

His dietary needs require special meals.

Example sentences7 results

The eye is bigger than the belly.

Tatoeba

He loaded his stomach with food.

Tatoeba

胃袋【いぶくろ】

Frequency rank: 15,437. – 15,491.

Also【いぶくろ】いぶくろ

noun (common) (futsuumeishi)

stomach

Refers to the organ in the body that is responsible for digestion. It can also be used metaphorically to refer to a person's capacity to eat or enjoy food.

I'm hungry, so my stomach is empty.

dietary needs

Refers to the nutritional requirements or preferences a person has regarding their food intake.

His dietary needs require special meals.

Example sentences7 results

The eye is bigger than the belly.

Tatoeba

He loaded his stomach with food.

Tatoeba

胃

N24

意stomach; paunch; crop; craw

音イ

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袋

N2常用

意sack; bag; pouch

訓ふくろ

音タイ、ダイ

名てい、ない、ぶく

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嚢

意pouch; purse; bag

訓ふくろ

音ノウ、ドウ

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胃袋【いぶくろ】

Frequency rank: 15,437. – 15,491.

Also【いぶくろ】いぶくろ

noun (common) (futsuumeishi)

stomach

Refers to the organ in the body that is responsible for digestion. It can also be used metaphorically to refer to a person's capacity to eat or enjoy food.

I'm hungry, so my stomach is empty.

dietary needs

Refers to the nutritional requirements or preferences a person has regarding their food intake.

His dietary needs require special meals.

Example sentences7 results

The eye is bigger than the belly.

Tatoeba

He loaded his stomach with food.

Tatoeba

胃袋【いぶくろ】

Frequency rank: 15,437. – 15,491.

Also【いぶくろ】いぶくろ

noun (common) (futsuumeishi)

stomach

Refers to the organ in the body that is responsible for digestion. It can also be used metaphorically to refer to a person's capacity to eat or enjoy food.