inedible in Japanese
inedible in Japanese is 食う, 食べる — inedible means not fit or safe to be eaten.
inedible in Japanese
食う
Pronounced: kuu
not edible; not appropriate, worthy, or safe to eat
食べる
Pronounced: taberu
not edible; not appropriate, worthy, or safe to eat
What does "inedible" mean?
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adjective Not fit or safe to be eaten.
"The mushroom turned out to be inedible, if not outright poisonous."
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inedible in a sentence
- The mushroom turned out to be inedible, if not outright poisonous.
- By the time we got home, the leftovers were inedible.
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What is "inedible" in Japanese?
"inedible" in Japanese is 食う, 食べる. inedible means: Not fit or safe to be eaten.
How do you pronounce 食う?
"inedible" in Japanese is 食う, pronounced "kuu".
How do you use "inedible" in a sentence?
Example: "The mushroom turned out to be inedible, if not outright poisonous." In Japanese, "inedible" is 食う, 食べる.
Are there other ways to say "inedible" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 2 translations listed for "inedible": 食う, 食べる.
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