| Kanji | Hiragana |
|---|---|
| ็ซน | ใใ |
Pronunciation: take
How to Say It Outloud: ta-ke
Usage: Common noun. Refers to bamboo, a type of plant.
Example Sentence Japanese:
ๅบญใซๅคงใใช็ซนใ่ฒใฃใฆใใพใใ
ๅบญใซๅคงใใช็ซนใ่ฒใฃใฆใใพใใExample Sentence English:A large bamboo is growing in the garden.
A large bamboo is growing in the garden.Dictionary
็ซนใใCommon wordjlpt-n2
Noun- bamboo (any grass of subfamily Bambusoideae)
- middle (of a three-tier ranking system)
- Bamboo
็ฌนใใCommon word
Noun- bamboo grass; generally smaller species of running bamboo that do not shed their sheaths (e.g. Sasa spp.)
็ฏ ็ฌนใใฎใใ
Noun- bamboo grass; bamboo
็ฏ ็ซนใใฎใ ใ
Noun- bamboo grass; bamboo
ๆญคใฎๅใใฎใใฟ
Noun- bamboo
ๅฃ้ใใใฉใCommon word
Noun- kendo; Japanese martial art using bamboo swords
- Kendo
ใใณใใผใใณใใผ
Noun- bamboo
็ซนๆใกใใใ
Noun- bamboo thicket; bamboo grove
็ซนๅใใชใ
Noun- bamboo sword (for kendo); bamboo fencing stick
- Shinai
็ซน็ดฐๅทฅใใใใใ
Noun- bamboo work; bamboo ware
็ซนๅฐบใใใใใ
Noun- bamboo ruler; bamboo scale; bamboo tape
็ซนๅฑใใใ
Noun- bamboo dealer; person selling bamboo or articles made of bamboo
- house made of bamboo
็ซน็ฑ ใใใใ
Noun- bamboo basket
ๅฒใ็ซนใใใ ใ
Noun- split bamboo; bamboo slat; bamboo split
- noisy bamboo baton used by night watchmen (Edo period)
ๅญๅฎ็ซนใใใใใกใ
Noun- moso bamboo (Phyllostachys pubescens); tall bamboo cultivated for its edible shoots
- Phyllostachys edulis
็ๆใใพใง
Noun- rake; fork; bamboo rake
- Rake (tool)
็ซน้ฆฌใใใใพ
Noun- stilts (for walking)
- hobby horse
- Stilts
็ซน็ญใใใฅใค
Noun- container made by cutting a piece of bamboo lengthways; bamboo tube; bamboo cylinder
- Takedzutsu
ใใ ใ้ ญใใ ใใใใพ
Noun- combover; comb-over; bamboo screen head (due to looking like the slats of a bamboo screen)
็ซน็ฎใใใใ
Noun- bamboo sheath; bamboo peel
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