眼がん球きゅう

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Meanings

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noun, noun which may take the genitive case particle 'no'

Anatomical term for the eyeball as a whole organ. Used in medical contexts and everyday descriptions.

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I had an examination to check the movement of my eyeballs.

強つよい衝しょう撃げきで眼がん球きゅうを傷きずつけることがある。

A strong impact can sometimes damage the eyeball.

眼がん球きゅうが乾かわくfor the eyeball to dry out
長ちょう時じ間かんパソコンを使つかうと眼がん球きゅうが乾かわく。
If you use a computer for a long time, your eyeballs dry out.
眼がん球きゅうを摘てき出しゅつするto surgically remove an eyeball
事じ故こで失しつ明めいしたため、眼がん球きゅうを摘てき出しゅつする手しゅ術じゅつを受うけた。
眼がん球きゅうが飛とび出でるfor the eyeball to bulge out
驚おどろきのあまり眼がん球きゅうが飛とび出でるかと思おもった。
I was so surprised I thought my eyeballs would pop out.

目めN5
目 is the everyday word for the eye in general, while 眼球 is the precise anatomical term for the eyeball itself.
目め玉だま
目玉 is a colloquial, vivid way to say 'eyeball' used in casual speech and expressions, whereas 眼球 is the clinical, medical term.
眼まなこ
眼球 is the clinical, anatomical term for the eyeball, whereas 眼（まなこ）is a literary, non-technical word for the eye.

Compound of 眼 (gan, 'eye') and 球 (kyū, 'ball, sphere'), literally 'eye-ball'. The kanji are used for their Sino-Japanese readings.

He had surgery to remove the eyeball after losing sight in the accident.

眼がん球きゅう舐なめ

eyeball licking; oculolinctus

eye movement; ocular movement

eye bank