| Kanji | Hiragana |
|---|---|
| 蝶 | ちょう |
Pronunciation: chō
How to Say It Outloud: choh
Usage: noun
Example Sentence Japanese:
公園で大きな蝶を見ました。
公園で大きな蝶を見ました。Example Sentence English:I saw a big butterfly in the park.
I saw a big butterfly in the park.Dictionary
蝶ちょうCommon wordjlpt-n1
Noun- butterfly
蝶々ちょうちょうCommon word
Noun- butterfly
夢見鳥ゆめみどり
Noun- butterfly
胡蝶こちょう
Noun- butterfly
パピヨンパピヨン
Noun- butterfly
- papillion (dog breed)
- Papillon
バタフライバタフライCommon word
Noun- butterfly (swimming stroke)
- G-string; gee-string
- Butterfly stroke
捕虫網ほちゅうあみ
Noun- insect net; butterfly net
大紫おおむらさき
Noun- giant purple butterfly (species of nymphalid butterfly, Sasakia charonda)
- Rhododendron oomurasaki (species of purple azalea)
- Sasakia charonda
揚羽蝶あげはちょう
Noun- swallowtail butterfly (esp. the citrus swallowtail butterfly, Papilio xuthus)
揚羽あげは
Noun- swallowtail butterfly (esp. the citrus swallowtail butterfly, Papilio xuthus)
ガストロガストロ
Noun- butterfly kingfish (Gasterochisma melampus); butterfly tuna; bigscale mackerel
- Butterfly kingfish
笛奴鯛ふえやっこだい
Noun- longnose butterfly fish (Forcipiger flavissimus, species of butterflyfish from the Indo-Pacific); forcepsfish
- Forcipiger flavissimus
ちょうちょうふじん
Noun- Madama Butterfly (opera by Puccini); Madam Butterfly
- Madama Butterfly
孔雀蝶くじゃくちょう
Noun- peacock butterfly (Inachis io); European peacock
- Aglais io
大樺斑おおかばまだら
Noun- monarch butterfly (Danaus plexippus)
- Monarch (butterfly)
大胡麻斑蝶おおごまだら
Noun- tree nymph butterfly (Idea leuconoe)
- Idea leuconoe
黄立羽きたては
Noun- Asian comma butterfly (Polygonia c-aureum)
- Polygonia c-aureum
青羽挵あおばせせり
Noun- blue-winged skipper butterfly
- Choaspes benjaminii
紋白蝶もんしろちょう
Noun- small cabbage white butterfly (Pieris rapae)
- Pieris rapae
虫網むしあみ
Noun- butterfly net
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