seaweed in Japanese
seaweed in Japanese is 海藻 — seaweed means any of various plant-like algae that grow in the sea, often washed up on beaches.
seaweed in Japanese
海藻
Pronounced: kaisō
Any of numerous marine algae, such as a kelp.
What does "seaweed" mean?
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noun Any of various plant-like algae that grow in the sea, often washed up on beaches.
"Strands of seaweed were tangled around the rocks at low tide."
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seaweed in a sentence
- Strands of seaweed were tangled around the rocks at low tide.
- Some seaweed is edible and used in Japanese cooking.
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What is "seaweed" in Japanese?
"seaweed" in Japanese is 海藻. seaweed means: Any of various plant-like algae that grow in the sea, often washed up on beaches.
How do you pronounce 海藻?
"seaweed" in Japanese is 海藻, pronounced "kaisō".
How do you use "seaweed" in a sentence?
Example: "Strands of seaweed were tangled around the rocks at low tide." In Japanese, "seaweed" is 海藻.
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