prickle in Japanese
prickle in Japanese is とげ — prickle means a small sharp point on something, often a plant, such as a thorn.
prickle in Japanese
とげ
Pronounced: toge
A small, sharp pointed object similar to the true prickle, such as a thorn.
What does "prickle" mean?
- noun A small sharp point on something, often a plant, such as a thorn.
- noun A sharp, hard outgrowth from the outer layers (cortex and epidermis) of certain plants, for example roses, which is not the same thing as a thorn.
- noun A slight stinging or tingling feeling on the skin.
- noun A basket woven from willow.
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What is "prickle" in Japanese?
"prickle" in Japanese is とげ. prickle means: A small sharp point on something, often a plant, such as a thorn.
How do you pronounce とげ?
"prickle" in Japanese is とげ, pronounced "toge".
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