foraging in Japanese
foraging in Japanese is 採餌 — foraging means the activity of searching for wild food, such as mushrooms, berries, or edible plants.
foraging in Japanese
採餌
Pronounced: saiji
The act of searching for food or other items.
What does "foraging" mean?
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noun The activity of searching for wild food, such as mushrooms, berries, or edible plants.
"Foraging has become a popular weekend hobby."
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foraging in a sentence
- Foraging has become a popular weekend hobby.
- The chef sources some ingredients through foraging in nearby woodland.
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What is "foraging" in Japanese?
"foraging" in Japanese is 採餌. foraging means: The activity of searching for wild food, such as mushrooms, berries, or edible plants.
How do you pronounce 採餌?
"foraging" in Japanese is 採餌, pronounced "saiji".
How do you use "foraging" in a sentence?
Example: "Foraging has become a popular weekend hobby." In Japanese, "foraging" is 採餌.
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