poppy in Japanese
poppy in Japanese is 芥子, 罌粟, ケシ — poppy means a plant with delicate, often bright red petals, some varieties of which are the source of opium.
poppy in Japanese
What does "poppy" mean?
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noun A plant with delicate, often bright red petals, some varieties of which are the source of opium.
"Fields of red poppies stretched across the hillside."
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noun A small red paper or fabric flower worn to remember soldiers who died in war.
"He pinned a poppy to his jacket before the Remembrance Day service."
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adj Having the bright orange-red colour of a poppy flower.
"She wore a poppy-red dress to the party."
poppy in a sentence
- Fields of red poppies stretched across the hillside.
- He pinned a poppy to his jacket before the Remembrance Day service.
- She wore a poppy-red dress to the party.
Common Japanese translations
Frequently asked questions
What is "poppy" in Japanese?
"poppy" in Japanese is 芥子, 罌粟, ケシ. poppy means: A plant with delicate, often bright red petals, some varieties of which are the source of opium.
How do you pronounce 芥子?
"poppy" in Japanese is 芥子, pronounced "keshi".
How do you use "poppy" in a sentence?
Example: "Fields of red poppies stretched across the hillside." In Japanese, "poppy" is 芥子, 罌粟, ケシ.
Are there other ways to say "poppy" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 5 translations listed for "poppy": 芥子, 罌粟, ケシ, ポピー, ケシ色.