loquat in Japanese
loquat in Japanese is 枇杷 — loquat means a small evergreen tree, Eriobotrya japonica, or its oval yellow fruit, which grows in clusters and contains several large seeds.
loquat in Japanese
枇杷
Pronounced: biwa
What does "loquat" mean?
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noun A small evergreen tree, Eriobotrya japonica, or its oval yellow fruit, which grows in clusters and contains several large seeds.
"A loquat tree grew beside the garden wall."
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loquat in a sentence
- A loquat tree grew beside the garden wall.
- We picked ripe loquats straight from the branch.
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What is "loquat" in Japanese?
"loquat" in Japanese is 枇杷. loquat means: A small evergreen tree, Eriobotrya japonica, or its oval yellow fruit, which grows in clusters and contains several large seeds.
How do you pronounce 枇杷?
"loquat" in Japanese is 枇杷, pronounced "biwa".
How do you use "loquat" in a sentence?
Example: "A loquat tree grew beside the garden wall." In Japanese, "loquat" is 枇杷.
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