| Kanji | Hiragana | Katakana |
|---|---|---|
| 苺 | いちご | イチゴ |
Pronunciation: ichigo
How to Say It Outloud: ee-chee-goh
Usage: Commonly used to refer to the fruit strawberry.
Example Sentence Japanese:
私は苺が大好きです。
私は苺が大好きです。Example Sentence English:I love strawberries.
I love strawberries.Dictionary
苺いちごCommon word
Noun- strawberry (esp. the garden strawberry, Fragaria x ananassa)
- 15,000 yen
- Fragaria
ストロベリーストロベリーCommon word
Noun- strawberry
フレーズ
Noun- strawberry
フレーズフレーズCommon word
Noun- phrase
- phrase
- Phrase (music)
蛇いちごへびいちご
Noun- false strawberry (Duchesnea chrysantha); mock strawberry
- Mock strawberry
いちご畑いちごばたけ
Noun- strawberry field; strawberry patch
雪の下ゆきのした
Noun- strawberry saxifrage (Saxifraga stolonifera); mother-of-thousands; creeping saxifrage; strawberry geranium
毒苺どくいちご
Noun- false strawberry (Duchesnea chrysantha); mock strawberry
籬貝まがきがい
Noun- strawberry conch (Strombus luhuanus)
- Conomurex luhuanus
野いちごのいちご
Noun- wild strawberry (Fragaria vesca)
- Wild Strawberries (film)
紅雀べにすずめ
Noun- red avadavat (Amandava amandava); strawberry finch; red munia
- Red Munia
いちご大福いちごだいふく
Noun- strawberry mochi; strawberry daifuku
甘王あまおう
Noun- amaou; strawberry cultivar
苺ミルクいちごミルク
Noun- strawberry milk; strawberry-flavored milk
- strawberries with milk
いちご飴いちごあめ
Noun- candy-coated strawberry on a stick
ポッキーポッキー
Noun- Pocky; biscuit stick coated with chocolate, strawberry, etc. (trademarked)
- Pocky
オランダ苺オランダいちご
Noun- garden strawberry (Fragaria x ananassa)
とちおとめとちおとめ
Noun- tochiotome (Fragaria x ananassa); strawberry cultivar from Tochigi Prefecture
団塊ジュニアだんかいジュニア
Noun- second-generation baby boomer (born 1971-1974)
- Strawberry generation
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