aloe in Japanese
aloe in Japanese is アロエ, 蘆薈 — aloe means a succulent plant, especially aloe vera, whose gel is used to soothe skin, or the plant genus itself.
aloe in Japanese
アロエ
Pronounced: aroe
蘆薈
Pronounced: rokai
What does "aloe" mean?
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noun A succulent plant, especially aloe vera, whose gel is used to soothe skin, or the plant genus itself.
"She rubbed aloe on her sunburn."
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aloe in a sentence
- She rubbed aloe on her sunburn.
- Aloe plants need very little water to thrive.
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What is "aloe" in Japanese?
"aloe" in Japanese is アロエ, 蘆薈. aloe means: A succulent plant, especially aloe vera, whose gel is used to soothe skin, or the plant genus itself.
How do you pronounce アロエ?
"aloe" in Japanese is アロエ, pronounced "aroe".
How do you use "aloe" in a sentence?
Example: "She rubbed aloe on her sunburn." In Japanese, "aloe" is アロエ, 蘆薈.
Are there other ways to say "aloe" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 2 translations listed for "aloe": アロエ, 蘆薈.
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