Where does “歩幅” come from?

歩幅 (Japanese) comes from Japanese 歩, from Japanese 歩兵, from Chinese 步兵 — infantry; infantryman; foot soldier; uncensored...

歩幅 (Japanese): pace, stride, the distance between two steps

Definitions

  1. pace, stride, the distance between two steps

Ancestry of “歩幅”, step by step

歩幅 traces back through two separate lines of ancestry.

via Japanese 歩

StepLanguageWordMeaning
1Japanese歩a step; pawn; a unit of land measurement
2Japanese歩兵an infantryman, foot soldier
3Chinese步兵infantry; infantryman; foot soldier; uncensored...

via Japanese 幅

StepLanguageWordMeaning
1Japanese幅width, breadth; free room; difference
2Middle Chinese幅—
Every word from Chinese 步兵 →Every word from Japanese 歩兵 →Every word from Japanese 歩 →
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