ware in Japanese
ware in Japanese is 品 — ware means goods made for sale, especially pottery, metalware, or similar manufactured items (often used in the plural, "wares").
ware in Japanese
品
Pronounced: shina
What does "ware" mean?
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noun Goods made for sale, especially pottery, metalware, or similar manufactured items (often used in the plural, "wares").
"The potter laid out her ware on a blanket at the market."
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adj Aware; alert to danger or wary (now old-fashioned or dialectal).
""Ware the dog!" the sign warned."
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ware in a sentence
- The potter laid out her ware on a blanket at the market.
- Traders came from miles around to sell their ware.
- "Ware the dog!" the sign warned.
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What is "ware" in Japanese?
"ware" in Japanese is 品. ware means: Goods made for sale, especially pottery, metalware, or similar manufactured items (often used in the plural, "wares").
How do you pronounce 品?
"ware" in Japanese is 品, pronounced "shina".
How do you use "ware" in a sentence?
Example: "The potter laid out her ware on a blanket at the market." In Japanese, "ware" is 品.
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