| Katakana |
|---|
| プラッシュ |
Pronunciation: purasshu
How to Say It Outloud: poo-rah-shoo
Usage: Commonly used in the context of toys and materials.
Example Sentence Japanese:
このプラッシュのクマはとても柔らかい。
このプラッシュのクマはとても柔らかい。Example Sentence English:This plush bear is very soft.
This plush bear is very soft.| Kanji | Hiragana |
|---|---|
| ぬいぐるみ | ぬいぐるみ |
Pronunciation: nuigurumi
How to Say It Outloud: noo-ee-goo-roo-mee
Usage: Specifically refers to plush toys or stuffed animals.
Example Sentence Japanese:ぬいぐるみのコレクションをしています。
ぬいぐるみのコレクションをしています。Example Sentence English:I collect plush toys.
I collect plush toys.Dictionary
プラッシュプラッシュ
Noun- plush
縫いぐるみぬいぐるみ
Noun- stuffed toy; stuffed animal; plush toy; soft toy; cuddly toy
モヘアプラッシュモヘアプラッシュ
Noun- mohair plush
ルリサンジャク
Wikipedia definition- Plush-crested Jay
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