“Master hand” in Japanese
Short answer
Master hand in Japanese is “手練” (tedare). Full meaning: skill, dexterity, master hand; means of deceiving another.
Other ways to say “Master hand” in Japanese
腕利き
udekiki highly skilled, skillful, very capable, competent, able; particularly able person, master-hand, person of ability
手練れ
tedare mastery, skillfulness, dexterity, master hand, expert
利き手
kikite one's dominant hand; person of ability, skilled person, master-hand
腕利
udekiki highly skilled, skillful, very capable, competent, able; particularly able person, master-hand, person of ability
腕きき
udekiki highly skilled, skillful, very capable, competent, able; particularly able person, master-hand, person of ability
利手
kikite one's dominant hand; person of ability, skilled person, master-hand
きき手
kikite one's dominant hand; person of ability, skilled person, master-hand
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