noun, noun which may take the genitive case particle 'no'
wide stance; spreading legs apart
Describes a posture with legs spread wide, often used in phrases like 大股で立つ or 大股を開く.
He stood firmly with his legs wide apart.
noun, noun which may take the genitive case particle 'no'
long stride; big steps
Refers to taking large steps while walking; often used adverbially as 大股で歩く.
He walked quickly with long strides.
thigh-scooping body drop
A sumo technique where the attacker scoops the opponent's thigh and pulls them down. Domain-specific sumo term.
Ōmata is a technique where you scoop the opponent's thigh and bring them down.
Standard kanji spelling.
Mixed kanji-kana spelling, common in everyday writing.
Compound of 大 (ō, 'big') and 股 (mata, 'crotch, thigh'). The sumo sense is a specialized use of the same kanji.