forage in Japanese
forage in Japanese is 秣, [[(食糧を)あさる]]((しょくりょうを)あさる, (syokuryou wo) asaru), 飼料さがし — forage means to search for food, especially in the wild.
forage in Japanese
What does "forage" mean?
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verb To search for food, especially in the wild.
"Squirrels forage for nuts before winter sets in."
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noun Food gathered for livestock, such as hay or grazed grass.
"The farmer stocked up on forage before the snow arrived."
forage in a sentence
- Squirrels forage for nuts before winter sets in.
- The hikers foraged for berries along the trail.
- The farmer stocked up on forage before the snow arrived.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "forage" in Japanese?
"forage" in Japanese is 秣, [[(食糧を)あさる]]((しょくりょうを)あさる, (syokuryou wo) asaru), 飼料さがし. forage means: To search for food, especially in the wild.
How do you pronounce 秣?
"forage" in Japanese is 秣, pronounced "magusa".
How do you use "forage" in a sentence?
Example: "Squirrels forage for nuts before winter sets in." In Japanese, "forage" is 秣, [[(食糧を)あさる]]((しょくりょうを)あさる, (syokuryou wo) asaru), 飼料さがし.
Are there other ways to say "forage" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 3 translations listed for "forage": 秣, [[(食糧を)あさる]]((しょくりょうを)あさる, (syokuryou wo) asaru), 飼料さがし.