肩身
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Meanings
1
shoulders and body; one's physical frame
Literal sense referring to the shoulders and upper body. Rarely used outside fixed expressions in modern Japanese.
Literally, 肩身 is an old word for the shoulders and body.
2
Almost exclusively used in the idiomatic expressions 肩身が広い (to feel proud, to hold one's head high) and 肩身が狭い (to feel ashamed, to feel small). The word itself is not used independently for 'honor'.
See also: 肩身が広い
Now that my son has become a doctor, I feel proud as a parent.
With such a low salary, I feel ashamed.