noun, noun which may take the genitive case particle 'no'
rising intonation; upward inflection
Describes a speech pattern where the end of a phrase or sentence rises in pitch, often associated with questions or uncertainty.
Her way of speaking always has a rising intonation, making her sound unsure of herself.
upward trend; improvement; getting better
Refers to a gradual improvement or upward tendency in performance, condition, or results over time.
The team's performance improved steadily toward the second half of the season.
feet-first somersault on horizontal bar
A gymnastics move on the horizontal bar where the body rotates feet-first from a hanging position. Compare with 逆上がり (back hip circle).
See also: 逆上がり
We practiced the feet-first somersault on the horizontal bar in PE class.