踁 (jìng) - Tibia — the shinbone or shin & refers to the larger of the two bones
踁 · jìng
Tibia — the shinbone or shin;
refers to the larger of the two bones in the lower leg below the knee.
Tibia — the shinbone or shinrefers to the larger of the two bones
Usage highlights
Tibia boneShin areaTibial fractureTibial painTibial nerveTibial plateau
Usage & contexts
Examples
- The tibia is a weight-bearing bone (踁骨).
- He suffered a fracture in his shin (踁部骨折).
- The runner felt pain along her tibia (踁骨疼痛).
Collocations
- Tibia bone(踁骨)
- Shin area(踁部)
- Tibial fracture(踁骨骨折)
- Tibial pain(踁痛)
- Tibial nerve(踁神经)
- Tibial plateau(踁骨平台)
Idioms
- None commonly used in modern Chinese
Cultural background
FAQ- This character is primarily used in medical and anatomical contexts.
- In traditional Chinese medicine, the tibia is considered part of the leg's bone structure supporting body weight.
- The character is rarely used in everyday language and appears mostly in technical texts.