Jade in Japanese
Jade in Japanese is ジェイド, 翡翠, ヒスイ — Jade means a hard, typically green semiprecious stone often carved into jewelry and figurines.
Jade in Japanese
ジェイド
Pronounced: jeido
A en given name.
翡翠
Pronounced: hisui
ヒスイ
Pronounced: hisui
What does "Jade" mean?
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noun A hard, typically green semiprecious stone often carved into jewelry and figurines.
"She wore a pendant carved from pale green jade."
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noun A cool, slightly bluish-green color, named after the stone.
"They painted the bedroom walls a soft jade."
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verb To wear someone out or make them lose enthusiasm through overexposure to something.
"Years of bad news had jaded him to almost everything."
Jade in a sentence
- She wore a pendant carved from pale green jade.
- They painted the bedroom walls a soft jade.
- Years of bad news had jaded him to almost everything.
Common Japanese translations
Frequently asked questions
What is "Jade" in Japanese?
"Jade" in Japanese is ジェイド, 翡翠, ヒスイ. Jade means: A hard, typically green semiprecious stone often carved into jewelry and figurines.
How do you pronounce ジェイド?
"Jade" in Japanese is ジェイド, pronounced "jeido".
How do you use "Jade" in a sentence?
Example: "She wore a pendant carved from pale green jade." In Japanese, "Jade" is ジェイド, 翡翠, ヒスイ.
Are there other ways to say "Jade" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 3 translations listed for "Jade": ジェイド, 翡翠, ヒスイ.
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