A collective term referring to the internal organs of animals, particularly focusing on the digestive system, such as the large and small intestines. It embodies various meanings related to the internal workings of the body.
Specifically denotes the tube-like organ in the digestive system extending from the stomach to the anus, composed of the small intestine and the large intestine, responsible for digestion, absorption of nutrients, and waste excretion.
Used metaphorically to signify the depths of one’s emotions or spirit, suggesting a connection between physical sensations in the abdomen and profound emotional experiences.
Refers to the soft, fibrous substance that surrounds seeds within certain fruits and vegetables, like melons or cucumbers, which typically isn't consumed.
Describes the inner biological components of a creature, particularly the viscera, emphasizing the idea of the internal parts being delicate or essential to the organism's life.
Example:
腸の具合が悪い。
The group of organs in the body responsible for breaking down food and absorbing nutrients, specifically including the stomach and intestines.
The system of digestive organs that processes food after it is consumed, essential for nutrient uptake and waste elimination.
A term that refers to the stomach and intestines collectively, highlighting their role in digestion and nutrient absorption as well as their potential for diseases or disorders.
The anatomical structures that perform the functions of digestion and absorption in the human body, crucial for converting food into energy and sustaining overall health.
The terminal segment of the large intestine, connecting the sigmoid colon at its upper end and leading to the anus at its lower end.
The last section of the digestive tract where waste material is stored before being expelled from the body.
The segment of the small intestine that follows the jejunum and connects to the large intestine, characterized by its convoluted shape and important role in nutrient absorption.
The final portion of the small intestine, located between the jejunum and the cecum of the large intestine, serving as a critical interface for the digestion and passage of food.
A winding section of the small intestine responsible for absorbing nutrients before they enter the large intestine, playing a vital role in the digestive system.
The major section of the large intestine located between the small intestine and the rectum, responsible for the absorption of water and the formation of fecal matter.
A part of the digestive system that contributes to processing waste material, specifically comprising the ascending, transverse, descending, and sigmoid regions.