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扁平足 (henpeisoku) Japanese meaning: flat feet | Kotomora
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じ
間かん
立た
っ
て
いる
と
足あし
が
痛いた
く
なる
。
He has flat feet, so his feet hurt when he stands for a long time.
People with flat feet have the entire sole of their foot touching the ground.
Kanji 足 leg, foot, be sufficient 偏 partial, side, left-side radical Written forms 扁へん 平ぺい 足そく
Standard kanji spelling for flat feet.
偏へん 平ぺい 足そく
Variant spelling using 偏 (biased, one-sided) instead of 扁 (flat). Less common but encountered.
Etymology Compound of 扁平 (flat) + 足 (foot). The spelling 偏平足 is a variant using 偏 (biased, one-sided) instead of 扁 (flat), likely due to phonetic similarity and the idea of deviation from normal arch.
