ivy in Japanese
ivy in Japanese is 蔦 — ivy means a climbing or trailing evergreen plant (genus Hedera) that clings to walls, trees, and fences.
ivy in Japanese
蔦
Pronounced: tsuta
(by extension) Any similar plant of any genus.
What does "ivy" mean?
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noun A climbing or trailing evergreen plant (genus Hedera) that clings to walls, trees, and fences.
"Ivy had crept up the entire side of the old brick house."
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noun Informal: a member of the Ivy League, a group of prestigious old US universities.
"She turned down an Ivy for a smaller liberal-arts college."
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ivy in a sentence
- Ivy had crept up the entire side of the old brick house.
- They planted ivy along the fence to hide the chain-link.
- She turned down an Ivy for a smaller liberal-arts college.
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What is "ivy" in Japanese?
"ivy" in Japanese is 蔦. ivy means: A climbing or trailing evergreen plant (genus Hedera) that clings to walls, trees, and fences.
How do you pronounce 蔦?
"ivy" in Japanese is 蔦, pronounced "tsuta".
How do you use "ivy" in a sentence?
Example: "Ivy had crept up the entire side of the old brick house." In Japanese, "ivy" is 蔦.
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