“Inner part” in Japanese
Short answer
Inner part in Japanese is “奥” (oku). Full meaning: inner part, interior, back (of a drawer, one's throat, etc.), depths (e.g. of a forest), recesses (e.g. of a cave), heart, end (of a road, garden, etc.); living quarters (at the back of a house), inner room; recesses (of one's mind), bottom (of one's.
Other ways to say “Inner part” in Japanese
内奥
naiou inner part, depths
内声
naisei inner part, inner voice
おく
oku inner part, interior, back (of a drawer, one's throat, etc.), depths (e.g. of a forest), recesses (e.g. of a cave), heart, end (of a road, garden, etc.); living quarters (at the back of a house), inner room; recesses (of one's mind), bottom (of one's
内側
uchigawa inside, interior, inner part
うちがわ
uchigawa inside, interior, inner part
内っ側
uchikkawa inside, interior, inner part
うち側
uchigawa inside, interior, inner part
内がわ
uchigawa inside, interior, inner part
懐
futokoro inside the breast of one's clothing (esp. kimono), bosom, (breast) pocket; space between one's chest and outstretched arms, (one's) reach; heart (e.g. of a mountain), bosom (e.g. of nature), depths, inner part
ブトコロ
butokoro inside the breast of one's clothing (esp. kimono), bosom, (breast) pocket; space between one's chest and outstretched arms, (one's) reach; heart (e.g. of a mountain), bosom (e.g. of nature), depths, inner part
ぶところ
butokoro inside the breast of one's clothing (esp. kimono), bosom, (breast) pocket; space between one's chest and outstretched arms, (one's) reach; heart (e.g. of a mountain), bosom (e.g. of nature), depths, inner part
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