【ろくしゃく】

    noun (common) (futsuumeishi)
  1. six feetonly applies to 六尺
  2. traditional Japanese G-string for menonly applies to 六尺abbreviationsee also
  3. palanquin beareresp. 陸尺
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Generated definitions (experimental)
  1. six feet
    2. This meaning refers to a measurement unit, commonly used to describe height or length.
    That athlete has a height of six feet.
    That rope is six feet long.
  2. traditional Japanese G-string for men
    3. This meaning refers to a specific type of traditional garment worn by men, commonly used in sumo wrestling and other cultural practices.
    He put on the traditional G-string and stepped into the ring.
    The traditional G-string plays an important role in Japanese culture.
  3. palanquin bearer
    4. This meaning refers to a person who carries a palanquin, which is a type of covered litter for transporting individuals, historically significant in various cultures.
    The palanquin bearer, six feet tall, was carrying the royalty.
    In ancient Japan, six-foot bearers were often required.
Generated collocations (experimental)
six-foot clothきごう(ばんきごう)traditional six-foot G-stringheight of six feetsix-foot heightperson who is six feet tallpalanquin bearer of six feetto measure six feetrelationship of six feet (figuratively referring to distance)traditional six-footerdance of six feet
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