Kerry in Japanese
Kerry in Japanese is ケリー — Kerry means a small, hardy breed of dairy cattle originally from Ireland, known for producing rich milk on poor pasture.
Kerry in Japanese
ケリー
Pronounced: kerī
What does "Kerry" mean?
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noun A small, hardy breed of dairy cattle originally from Ireland, known for producing rich milk on poor pasture.
"The farm kept a herd of Kerry cattle on the rocky hillside."
Kerry in a sentence
- The farm kept a herd of Kerry cattle on the rocky hillside.
- Kerry cows are prized for surviving on rough grazing that would starve larger breeds.
Common Japanese translations
Frequently asked questions
What is "Kerry" in Japanese?
"Kerry" in Japanese is ケリー. Kerry means: A small, hardy breed of dairy cattle originally from Ireland, known for producing rich milk on poor pasture.
How do you pronounce ケリー?
"Kerry" in Japanese is ケリー, pronounced "kerī".
How do you use "Kerry" in a sentence?
Example: "The farm kept a herd of Kerry cattle on the rocky hillside." In Japanese, "Kerry" is ケリー.
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