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腕捻り (kainahineri)

Romaji: kainahineri

Meaning

  1. two-handed arm twist down (sumo)

Kanji and stroke order

arm, ability, talent
on: ワン
kun: うで
12 strokes · JLPT 2
twirl, twist, play with
on: ネン、ジョウ
kun: ね.じる、ねじ.る、ひね.くる、ひね.る
11 strokes

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