Ōno in Japanese
Ōno in Japanese is 大野 — Ōno means hawaiian slang for delicious or great-tasting.
Ōno in Japanese
大野
Pronounced: oono
A city in Fukui Prefecture, Japan.
What does "Ōno" mean?
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adj Hawaiian slang for delicious or great-tasting.
"The plate lunch from that food truck is so ono."
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noun Another name for the wahoo, a fast-swimming game fish popular in Hawaiian waters.
"He grilled fresh ono steaks for the luau."
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Ōno in a sentence
- The plate lunch from that food truck is so ono.
- He grilled fresh ono steaks for the luau.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "Ōno" in Japanese?
"Ōno" in Japanese is 大野. Ōno means: Hawaiian slang for delicious or great-tasting.
How do you pronounce 大野?
"Ōno" in Japanese is 大野, pronounced "oono".
How do you use "Ōno" in a sentence?
Example: "The plate lunch from that food truck is so ono." In Japanese, "Ōno" is 大野.
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