petrichor in Japanese
petrichor in Japanese is ペトリコール — petrichor means the distinctive earthy smell in the air when rain falls on dry ground.
petrichor in Japanese
ペトリコール
Pronounced: petorikōru
The distinctive scent, caused by geosmin, which accompanies the first rain after a long, warm, dry spell.
What does "petrichor" mean?
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noun The distinctive earthy smell in the air when rain falls on dry ground.
"The first storm of the summer filled the garden with petrichor."
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petrichor in a sentence
- The first storm of the summer filled the garden with petrichor.
- She wound the window down for the petrichor coming off the hot road.
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What is "petrichor" in Japanese?
"petrichor" in Japanese is ペトリコール. petrichor means: The distinctive earthy smell in the air when rain falls on dry ground.
How do you pronounce ペトリコール?
"petrichor" in Japanese is ペトリコール, pronounced "petorikōru".
How do you use "petrichor" in a sentence?
Example: "The first storm of the summer filled the garden with petrichor." In Japanese, "petrichor" is ペトリコール.
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