人差し指

ひとさしゆび
hitosashiyubi

index finger

What does 人差し指 mean?

人差し指 is a Japanese noun meaning “index finger” in English. It is written as 人差し指 in kanji, ひとさしゆび in hiragana, and hitosashiyubi in romaji. This word is part of JLPT N2 vocabulary.

Words sharing kanji with 人差し指

人
一人娘
ひとりむすめ
only daughter
人里
ひとざと
human habitation
凡人
ぼんじん
ordinary person, average person
差
誤差
ごさ
a margin of error, a discrepancy
差し引き
さしひき
deduction, balance
差額
さがく
balance, difference, margin
指
指
ゆび
finger
指導
しどう
leadership, guidance, coaching
指摘
してき
pointing out, identification

More JLPT N2 words

番地ばんちbanchi
house number, address
真っ先まっさきmassaki
foremost, beginning
気象庁きしょうちょうkishouchou
weather agency
びしょ濡れびしょぬれbishonure
soaking wet, drenched
贔屓ひいきhiiki
favouritism, patronage
嫌気いやきiyaki
disgust, being fed up
原価げんかgenka
cost price
落第らくだいrakudai
failure, dropping out of a class