human skin
Refers to the skin of a person, often in contexts comparing it to other surfaces or describing its texture.
A material with a texture close to human skin is used.
body warmth; warmth of the skin
The natural warmth of a person's body. Commonly used in expressions like 人肌の温もり (the warmth of human skin) or when describing temperature, e.g., 人肌程度 (about body temperature).
Babies feel secure when they sense the warmth of human skin.
A bath at around body temperature is just right.
肌 is the general word for skin (human or animal), whereas 人肌 specifically refers to human skin or its warmth.
sake warmed to body temperature
Standard kanji spelling. 肌 is the usual character for 'skin'.
Rare variant using 膚, an older character for 'skin'. Not common in modern writing.
Mixed kana-kanji spelling sometimes seen in casual writing.
Compound of 人 (ひと, 'person') and 肌 (はだ, 'skin'). The reading ひとはだ is a straightforward combination of the two elements.