| Kanji | Hiragana | Katakana |
|---|---|---|
| 楓 | かえで | カエデ |
Pronunciation: kaede
How to Say It Outloud: ka-eh-deh
Usage: 楓 refers to the maple tree or its leaves in general.
Example Sentence Japanese:
秋になると、楓の葉が赤く色づきます。
秋になると、楓の葉が赤く色づきます。Example Sentence English:In autumn, the leaves of the maple tree turn red.
In autumn, the leaves of the maple tree turn red.Dictionary
楓かえで
Noun- maple (Acer spp.); maple tree
- Kaede
蔦紅葉つたもみじ
Noun- maple; scarlet-tinged ivy
松楓しょうふう
Noun- maple
メープルメープル
Noun- maple
- maple syrup
もみじCommon word
Noun- maple (tree)
Suru verb
Intransitive verb
- red leaves (of autumn); autumn colors; leaves changing color
- layered colors in garments, resembling autumn colors
- venison
とねりこ葉の楓とねりこばのかえで
Noun- box elder (Acer negundo); boxelder maple; ash-leaved maple; maple ash; ashleaf maple
砂糖楓さとうかえで
Noun- sugar maple (Acer saccharum); rock maple
- Acer saccharum
瓜肌楓うりはだかえで
Noun- grey-budded snake-bark maple (Acer rufinerve); redvein maple; Honshū maple
蛙手かえるで
Noun- maple (tree)
紅葉こうようCommon wordjlpt-n2
NounSuru verb
Intransitive verb
- leaves turning red (in autumn); red leaves; autumn colours; fall colors
- Autumn leaf color
細枝楓ほそえかえで
Noun- Kyushu maple (Acer capillipes); red snakebark maple
瓜楓うりかえで
Noun- hawthorn-leaf maple (Acer crataegifolium); uri maple
小峰楓こみねかえで
Noun- garden maple; komine maple; acer micranthum
羽団扇楓はうちわかえで
Noun- Japanese maple (Acer japonicum)
- Acer japonicum
以呂波紅葉いろはもみじ
Noun- Japanese maple (Acer palmatum)
- Acer palmatum
唐楓とうかえで
Noun- trident maple; acer buergerianum
- Acer buergerianum
板屋楓いたやかえで
Noun- painted maple (Acer mono)
- Acer pictum subsp. mono
楓林ふうりん
Noun- maple grove
楓糖かえでとう
Noun- maple sugar
青紅葉あおもみじ
Noun- maple tree not yet turned red
- kasane color combination (green at front and russet behind)
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