also: たいひょうひまん
big portly man; large and stout
Yojijukugo describing a man who is both tall and heavily built. Often used in literary or descriptive contexts.
He has a big, portly build, like a sumo wrestler.
巨漢 means 'giant' or 'huge man', emphasizing sheer size, while 大兵肥満 specifically combines tallness with stoutness.
Standard kanji form for this yojijukugo.
Alternate reading; less common than だいひょうひまん.
Formed from 大兵, “large-bodied person,” and 肥満, “stoutness, corpulence,” describing a person of large and heavy build.