ginseng in Japanese
ginseng in Japanese is 朝鮮人参, 御種人参, 高麗人参 — ginseng means a plant with a forked, root that is dried and used in traditional medicine and supplements, believed to boost energy.
ginseng in Japanese
朝鮮人参
Pronounced: chōsenninjin
御種人参
Pronounced: otaneninjin
高麗人参
Pronounced: kōraininjin
What does "ginseng" mean?
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noun A plant with a forked, root that is dried and used in traditional medicine and supplements, believed to boost energy.
"She drinks ginseng tea every morning for an energy boost."
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ginseng in a sentence
- She drinks ginseng tea every morning for an energy boost.
- The supplement contains an extract of Korean ginseng.
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What is "ginseng" in Japanese?
"ginseng" in Japanese is 朝鮮人参, 御種人参, 高麗人参. ginseng means: A plant with a forked, root that is dried and used in traditional medicine and supplements, believed to boost energy.
How do you pronounce 朝鮮人参?
"ginseng" in Japanese is 朝鮮人参, pronounced "chōsenninjin".
How do you use "ginseng" in a sentence?
Example: "She drinks ginseng tea every morning for an energy boost." In Japanese, "ginseng" is 朝鮮人参, 御種人参, 高麗人参.
Are there other ways to say "ginseng" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 3 translations listed for "ginseng": 朝鮮人参, 御種人参, 高麗人参.
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