Sōma in Japanese
Sōma in Japanese is 相馬 — Sōma means the whole physical body of an organism, as opposed to the mind or soul.
Sōma in Japanese
相馬
A city in Fukushima Prefecture, Japan.
What does "Sōma" mean?
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noun The whole physical body of an organism, as opposed to the mind or soul.
"The therapy focuses on the soma as much as the mind."
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noun In biology, the main body of a neuron, containing its nucleus.
"Signals from the dendrites reach the soma before travelling down the axon."
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Sōma in a sentence
- The therapy focuses on the soma as much as the mind.
- Signals from the dendrites reach the soma before travelling down the axon.
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What is "Sōma" in Japanese?
"Sōma" in Japanese is 相馬. Sōma means: The whole physical body of an organism, as opposed to the mind or soul.
How do you use "Sōma" in a sentence?
Example: "The therapy focuses on the soma as much as the mind." In Japanese, "Sōma" is 相馬.
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