Translation and Meaning of: 獲物 - emono

On this page, we will study the meaning of the Japanese word 獲物 (emono) and its translation into English. Let's see their different meanings, example phrases, explanations, etymology and the similar words.

Romaji: emono

Kana: えもの

Type: noun

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獲物

Translation / Meaning: game; spoils; trophy

Meaning in English: game;spoils;trophy

Definition: Prey: Animals captured by hunting or fishing.

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Explanation and Etymology - (獲物) emono

獲物 is a Japanese word that means "prey" or "capture". It is composed of the characters 獲 (kaku), which means "to capture" or "to obtain", and 物 (mono), which means "thing" or "object". The word can be used to refer to animals captured in hunting or fishing, or to objects obtained through effort or hard work. The etymology of the word dates back to the Heian period (794-1185), when hunting was a popular activity among the Japanese nobility. Since then, the word has been frequently used in the Japanese language, both in literary and everyday contexts.

How to Write in Japanese - (獲物) emono

See below a step-by-step guide on how to write the word by hand in Japanese (獲物) emono:

How do you say game; spoils; trophy In japanese?

There are different ways of expressing the idea of "game; spoils; trophy" in the Japanese language.

A way of saying "game; spoils; trophy" é "(獲物) emono".

See below a list of Japanese words that have the same meaning or is a variation of the word we are studying on this page:

獲物; とりこ; えもの; かりもの; かちもの; しゅとくもの; とり; えさ; えじき; えんりょう; かかり; かつ; しゅとく; とりあげ; とりこみ; とりだし; もの; ものさし; ものもらい; ものもらいし; ものもらいば; ものもらいびと; ものもらいぶみ; ものもらいぶん; ものもらいめ; ものもらいや; ものもらいよう; ものもらいりょう; ものもらいわざ;

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