wisteria in Japanese
wisteria in Japanese is 藤 — wisteria means a climbing woody vine with hanging clusters of purple, pink, or white flowers, popular for covering walls and trellises.
wisteria in Japanese
藤
Pronounced: fuji
Any of several woody climbing vines, of the genus Wisteria, native to the East Asian countries of China, Korea, and Japan and the eastern United States.
What does "wisteria" mean?
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noun A climbing woody vine with hanging clusters of purple, pink, or white flowers, popular for covering walls and trellises.
"Wisteria draped over the old garden arch in cascades of purple."
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wisteria in a sentence
- Wisteria draped over the old garden arch in cascades of purple.
- They planted wisteria to climb up the porch trellis.
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What is "wisteria" in Japanese?
"wisteria" in Japanese is 藤. wisteria means: A climbing woody vine with hanging clusters of purple, pink, or white flowers, popular for covering walls and trellises.
How do you pronounce 藤?
"wisteria" in Japanese is 藤, pronounced "fuji".
How do you use "wisteria" in a sentence?
Example: "Wisteria draped over the old garden arch in cascades of purple." In Japanese, "wisteria" is 藤.
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