Frequency rank: 29,536. – 29,805. (for form ヘソ: 18,963. – 19,049.)
    noun (common) (futsuumeishi)
  1. navel; belly buttonword usually written using kana alone
  2. protrusion or depression in the middle of an objectonly applies to へそ and ヘソword usually written using kana alone
  3. center; centre; most important part; main pointword usually written using kana alone
Forms
  • Frequency rank: 29,536. – 29,805.
  • へそほぞヘソFrequency rank: 27,390. – 27,616.
  • 𦜝へそほぞヘソ
  • ほぞ
  • ヘソFrequency rank: 18,963. – 19,049.
Generated definitions (experimental)
  1. navel; belly button
  2. Refers to the small indentation or protrusion in the abdomen, often used in a biological or anatomical context.
  3. protrusion or depression in the middle of an object
  4. Describes a feature or marking that is either raised or recessed at the center of an object, applicable in various contexts like design or description of physical objects.
    The center of the table is slightly depressed.
  5. center; centre; most important part; main point
  6. Represents the focal point or core aspect of something, often used in discussions to denote what is most vital or significant.
Generated collocations (experimental)
umbilical cordだし出しbelly-baring (clothing)to sulkto be astounded (literally, "the navel boils tea")below the navelaround the navel areato hide in the centerto scratch one's navel (can imply a sense of laziness or indifference)to place the center (or focus) around the main pointto have a shape around the center (figuratively refers to the core idea)
Example sentences
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Some creationists believe that Adam and Eve had no navels, and that the trees in the Garden of Eden had no growth rings.