This noun has two meanings. One can refer to a part of our body, and the other can refer to a kind of vegetables.

Ladyfingers?

回复 @Omar：Good guess but wrong. You cannot find any body part from the spelling of this word.

回复 @Omar：I suddenly think of that in German "long finger" (Langfinger) can refer to a thief

Oops, I didn't get any clues, could you please give some hints?

bean? In slang it can describe a person's head

回复 @圆环之理：I looked up dictionary and found "I got beaned", which means "My head was hit". Maybe you said that. However, that's not the word I think.

回复 @圆环之理：Welp... when related to part of our body, it will conbine with "bone" to refer to something in bones.

回复 @啊啊是谁都对：I still have no clues, could you please give some more hints?

回复 @圆环之理：this word has 6 letters.

回复 @啊啊是谁都对：When referring to a vegetable, is it green, brown or red?

回复 @圆环之理：green

I think about this question perhaps you will have to reveal the answer🤔

回复 @浅风仁樱：If this question is so difficult that there is no correct answer until December 5, I'll reveal it.

Which shape does this vegetable have? Is it round? Or leafy? Or in a long form?

@巨大八爪鱼 Do you have the idea about the right answer?

回复 @三叶草：in a long and round form.

回复 @啊啊是谁都对：Perhaps you should reveal the answer

The answer is marrow

1.a soft substance that fills the hollow parts of bones

2.a large, long vegetable that grows on the ground. Marrows have dark green skin and are white inside.