sty in Japanese
sty in Japanese is 豚小屋, 豚舎 — sty means a pen where pigs are kept.
sty in Japanese
豚小屋
Pronounced: butagoya
A pen or enclosure for swine.
豚舎
Pronounced: tonsha
A pen or enclosure for swine.
豚小屋
Pronounced: butagoya
(figurative) A messy, dirty or debauched place.
What does "sty" mean?
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noun A pen where pigs are kept.
"The farmer cleaned out the sty every morning."
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noun A very messy or filthy place.
"Clean your room — it looks like a sty in here."
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noun A painful red swelling on the eyelid caused by an infected gland.
"A sty had formed on her lower eyelid overnight."
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sty in a sentence
- The farmer cleaned out the sty every morning.
- Clean your room — it looks like a sty in here.
- A sty had formed on her lower eyelid overnight.
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What is "sty" in Japanese?
"sty" in Japanese is 豚小屋, 豚舎. sty means: A pen where pigs are kept.
How do you pronounce 豚小屋?
"sty" in Japanese is 豚小屋, pronounced "butagoya".
How do you use "sty" in a sentence?
Example: "The farmer cleaned out the sty every morning." In Japanese, "sty" is 豚小屋, 豚舎.
Are there other ways to say "sty" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 2 translations listed for "sty": 豚小屋, 豚舎.
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