Translation of "thigh" into Igbo

otoko is the translation of "thigh" into Igbo. Sample translated sentence: According to Daniel chapter 2, the dream involved an immense image with a head of gold, breasts and arms of silver, belly and thighs of copper, legs of iron, and feet of iron mixed with clay. ↔ Dị ka Daniel isi nke 2 si kwuo, nrọ ahụ bụ banyere nnukwu ihe oyiyi nke nwere isi ọlaedo, obi na ogwe aka ọlaọcha, afọ na apata ụkwụ ọla copper, ogwe ụkwụ ígwè, na elu ụkwụ bụ́ ígwè a gwakọtara ya na ụrọ.

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(anatomy) The upper leg, between the hip and the knee. [..]

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    upper leg [..]

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According to Daniel chapter 2, the dream involved an immense image with a head of gold, breasts and arms of silver, belly and thighs of copper, legs of iron, and feet of iron mixed with clay.
Dị ka Daniel isi nke 2 si kwuo, nrọ ahụ bụ banyere nnukwu ihe oyiyi nke nwere isi ọlaedo, obi na ogwe aka ọlaọcha, afọ na apata ụkwụ ọla copper, ogwe ụkwụ ígwè, na elu ụkwụ bụ́ ígwè a gwakọtara ya na ụrọ.
A stranger, who turned out to be an angel, grappled with Jacob by night, and with one touch he put Jacob’s thigh out of joint.
Otu onye ọ na-amabughị, onye o mechara mara na ọ bụ mmụọ ozi, gbasoro Jekọb mgba n’abalị, ma were aka o metụrụ ya nupụ nkwonkwo úkwù Jekọb.
A close examination of a hen with her chicks, for example, gave rise to this proverb, “A chick that stands by its mother gets the thigh of the grasshopper.”
Dị ka ihe atụ, ileru nne ọkụkọ na ụmụ ya anya nke ọma mere ka ha chepụta ilu a, “Nwa ọkụkọ nke na-anọdebe nne ya na-eri apata ụkwụ ụkpara.”
Next came the Grecian Empire, signified by the belly and thighs of copper.
Alaeze Ukwu Gris sochiri, nke afọ na apata ụkwụ ọla copper ahụ sere onyinyo ya.
The term “thigh” is used here to denote the procreative organs.
E ji okwu bụ́ “apata ụkwụ” mee ihe n’ebe a ịpụta akụkụ ahụ́ ndị e ji amụ nwa.