bast in Japanese
bast in Japanese is 靱皮 — bast means the fibrous inner bark of certain trees, such as lime, used to make rope, cord, and matting.
bast in Japanese
靱皮
Pronounced: jinpi
Fibre made from the phloem of certain plants (particularly the lime tree) and used for making ropes, cords and matting.
What does "bast" mean?
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noun The fibrous inner bark of certain trees, such as lime, used to make rope, cord, and matting.
"Gardeners once used bast to tie up climbing plants."
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- Gardeners once used bast to tie up climbing plants.
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What is "bast" in Japanese?
"bast" in Japanese is 靱皮. bast means: The fibrous inner bark of certain trees, such as lime, used to make rope, cord, and matting.
How do you pronounce 靱皮?
"bast" in Japanese is 靱皮, pronounced "jinpi".
How do you use "bast" in a sentence?
Example: "Gardeners once used bast to tie up climbing plants." In Japanese, "bast" is 靱皮.
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