English–Japanese
“whole body” in Japanese
Japanese
Pronunciation
Romajizenshin
Example
今日は全身が痛いです。kyō wa zen shin ga ita i de su
My whole body hurts today.
How to say “whole body” in Japanese
“Whole body” in Japanese is 全身 (zenshin).
Describes the body as a complete physical whole rather than one particular part.
Example sentences with 全身
疲れると全身が重く感じます。tsuka re ru to zen shin ga omo ku kan ji ma su
When I get tired, my whole body feels heavy.
Tips for using 全身
- 全身 (zenshin) commonly appears in everyday descriptions of symptoms, such as pain or tiredness affecting the body everywhere rather than just one area.