Polite word for the buttocks, commonly used in everyday speech and with children.
赤ちゃんのお尻をふいてあげた。
I wiped the baby's bottom.
bidet function; rear cleansing
Refers specifically to the anal cleansing function on a toilet, often labeled in kana on control panels.
トイレのリモコンでおしりボタンを押す。
Press the bidet button on the toilet remote.
I spanked the child who had been mischievous.
椅子に座りすぎてお尻が痛い。
My bottom hurts from sitting too long.
I pressed the 'bottom' button on the bidet toilet.
I slipped on the ice and landed on my bottom.
My bottom hurts because I've been sitting for a long time.
お尻 is the everyday, polite word for the buttocks, while ヒップ is a loanword favored in fashion, fitness, and body-measurement contexts.
尻 is the blunt, plain word for the buttocks, while お尻 adds the polite prefix お and is the version used in everyday speech and with children.
お尻 is the standard, polite word for buttocks, while ケツ is a rough, casual (often vulgar) term for the same body part.
尻尾 means 'tail' and shares the kanji 尻 with お尻, but it refers to an animal's tail, not the buttocks.
お尻 is the standard, polite word for the buttocks, while 太もも only refers to the buttocks colloquially and normally means 'thigh'.
baby wipes; wet wipes
bottom shuffling; scooting; sliding while sitting
spanking (a child); a light smack on the bottom
Formed from the honorific prefix お and 尻 (しり, 'buttocks'). The bidet sense is a modern extension from the body part.