解かい剖ぼう

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解剖する · noun or participle which takes 'suru'

Meanings

Medical or biological cutting open of a body or organ to examine its structure; also used for forensic autopsies.

analysis; postmortem; in-depth examination

Figurative use: a thorough analysis or breakdown of a situation, event, or work, often after the fact.

〈物もの〉を解かい剖ぼうするto dissect / perform an autopsy on something
医い師しが遺い体たいを解かい剖ぼうした。
The doctor performed an autopsy on the body.
〈事こと〉を解かい剖ぼうするto thoroughly analyze or dissect an event, situation, or work
評ひょう論ろん家かがその作さく品ひんを徹てっ底てい的てきに解かい剖ぼうした。
The critic thoroughly dissected the work.
〈物もの〉を解かい剖ぼうにかけるto send something (a body) for autopsy
事じ件けん性せいを調しらべるため、遺い体たいを解かい剖ぼうにかけた。
The body was sent for autopsy to check for signs of foul play.
解かい剖ぼうの結けっ果か〈事こと〉as a result of the autopsy, (something was found)
解かい剖ぼうの結けっ果か、死し因いんが判はん明めいした。
As a result of the autopsy, the cause of death was determined.

分ぶん析せきN3sense 2
分析 is the general word for analyzing data, substances, or ideas, while 解剖 implies a more literal or figurative 'cutting open' to expose internal structure, often with a clinical or critical edge.
剖ぼう検けん sense 1
剖検 is a more technical medical term used almost exclusively for autopsies, whereas 解剖 covers both literal dissection and figurative in-depth analysis.
検けん死し sense 1
検死 refers specifically to an official examination to determine cause of death, while 解剖 is the broader act of cutting open a body (or figuratively a topic) for detailed study.
検けん視し
解剖 is an internal autopsy that examines inside the body, while 検視 is an external inspection to determine cause of death or possible crime.

手しゅ術じゅつN3sense 1
手術 is surgery performed to treat a living patient, while 解剖 is cutting open a body (often deceased) purely to examine or study it.
解かい体たいN1
解剖 is the standard, neutral term for anatomical dissection in medicine, while 解体 in this sense often implies rougher dismemberment, as in forensic contexts.
解かい剖ぼう学がく
解剖 means the physical act of dissection or an autopsy, while 解剖学 is the academic discipline that studies anatomy.

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From Chinese 解剖 (jiěpōu), composed of 解 (to untie, solve) and 剖 (to cut open, divide). The Japanese reading is on'yomi.