ember in Japanese
ember in Japanese is 余燼, 残り火, 種火 — ember means a small glowing piece of coal or wood left over after a fire has died down.
ember in Japanese
余燼
Pronounced: yojin
A piece of coal or wood glowing by heat; a hot coal.
残り火
Pronounced: nokoribi
A piece of coal or wood glowing by heat; a hot coal.
種火
Pronounced: tanebi
A piece of coal or wood glowing by heat; a hot coal.
What does "ember" mean?
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noun A small glowing piece of coal or wood left over after a fire has died down.
"They warmed their hands over the last embers of the campfire."
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ember in a sentence
- They warmed their hands over the last embers of the campfire.
- A single ember was enough to reignite the whole pile of dry leaves.
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What is "ember" in Japanese?
"ember" in Japanese is 余燼, 残り火, 種火. ember means: A small glowing piece of coal or wood left over after a fire has died down.
How do you pronounce 余燼?
"ember" in Japanese is 余燼, pronounced "yojin".
How do you use "ember" in a sentence?
Example: "They warmed their hands over the last embers of the campfire." In Japanese, "ember" is 余燼, 残り火, 種火.
Are there other ways to say "ember" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 3 translations listed for "ember": 余燼, 残り火, 種火.
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