Bone Structure
Skeleton, Framework
noun, の adjective
Your bone status is your bone structure. It's the way all the bones in your skeleton are arranged and put together!
骨格 is a relatively formal word that refers to the skeletal structure or underlying frame of something. It can literally describe a person's physical build, or it can be used figuratively to talk about the basic framework of a plan, argument, or piece of writing.
This is a jukugo word, which usually means on'yomi readings from the kanji. If you know the readings of your kanji you'll know how to read this as well. Just note that こつ changes to こっ.
骨格を形成する
to form a skeleton, to form a framework
骨格を作る
to build a skeleton, to build a framework
骨格を持つ
to have a skeleton, to have a framework
骨格が出来る
bone structure forms, a framework is made
骨格がある
there is a skeleton, there is a framework
骨格がゆがむ
bone structure warps
ガッシリした骨格の男性がタイプです。
I like a man with a sturdy build.
私、顔の骨格がゆがんでる気がするんだよね。
I feel like my facial bone structure is crooked.
僕はアゴの骨格がズレてるって言われたよ。
I was told that my jawbone structure is misaligned.