腕うで

noun

arm

The part of the body from shoulder to wrist. In everyday Japanese, 腕 often refers to the whole arm, while 手 is used for the hand.

• 彼かれは腕うでを骨こっ折せつした。

  He broke his arm.

• 赤あかちゃんを腕うでに抱だく。

  Hold a baby in one's arms.

noun

ability; skill; talent

Refers to practical ability, skill, or talent, often in a professional or technical context. Common in phrases like 腕がいい (skilled) and 腕を磨く (to improve one's skills).

• 彼かれは料りょう理りの腕うでがいい。

  He is a good cook.

• もっと腕うでを磨みがきたい。

  I want to improve my skills more.

noun

physical strength; arm strength

Specifically refers to physical power or strength of the arm. Often used in contexts like arm wrestling or lifting.

• 腕うでに自じ信しんがある。

  I'm confident in my physical strength.

• 腕うで相撲ずもうで勝かった。

  I won at arm wrestling.