loam in Japanese
loam in Japanese is ローム — loam means a rich type of soil made of sand, silt and clay together with rotted plant matter.
loam in Japanese
ローム
Pronounced: rōmu
(geology) A type of soil; an earthy mixture of sand, silt and clay, with organic matter to which its fertility is chiefly due.
What does "loam" mean?
- noun A rich type of soil made of sand, silt and clay together with rotted plant matter.
- noun A mixture of sand and clay used for making moulds for large metal castings.
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What is "loam" in Japanese?
"loam" in Japanese is ローム. loam means: A rich type of soil made of sand, silt and clay together with rotted plant matter.
How do you pronounce ローム?
"loam" in Japanese is ローム, pronounced "rōmu".
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