flower in Japanese
flower in Japanese is 花, 咲く, 開花 — flower means the colorful blooming part of a plant, often used for decoration or given as a gift.
flower in Japanese
花
Pronounced: hana
咲く
Pronounced: saku
(intransitive) To put forth blooms.
開花
Pronounced: kaika
(intransitive) To put forth blooms.
What does "flower" mean?
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noun The colorful blooming part of a plant, often used for decoration or given as a gift.
"He picked a bunch of wildflowers for her birthday."
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noun The best or finest example of a group; the peak of something.
"These young athletes represent the flower of their generation."
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verb To produce blooms; to bloom.
"The cherry trees flower in early spring."
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verb To reach full development or success.
"Her talent as a writer really flowered in her twenties."
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flower in a sentence
- He picked a bunch of wildflowers for her birthday.
- The garden was full of flowers by early June.
- These young athletes represent the flower of their generation.
- The cherry trees flower in early spring.
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What is "flower" in Japanese?
"flower" in Japanese is 花, 咲く, 開花. flower means: The colorful blooming part of a plant, often used for decoration or given as a gift.
How do you pronounce 花?
"flower" in Japanese is 花, pronounced "hana".
How do you use "flower" in a sentence?
Example: "He picked a bunch of wildflowers for her birthday." In Japanese, "flower" is 花, 咲く, 開花.
Are there other ways to say "flower" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 3 translations listed for "flower": 花, 咲く, 開花.
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