Translation and Meaning of: 茶 - cha

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

Romaji: cha

Kana: ちゃ

Type: noun

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Translation / Meaning: tea

Meaning in English: tea

Definition: Tea commonly drank in Japan.

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Explanation and Etymology - (茶) cha

茶 (ちゃ) is a Japanese word that means "tea". The word is composed of the characters 艹, which represents grass, and 木, which represents tree. It is believed that the origin of the word is related to the Tang dynasty in China, where tea was called "cha" or "tea of leaves". The word was introduced to Japan during the Heian period (794-1185) by Buddhist monks who brought the drink from China. Since then, tea has become an important part of Japanese culture, being served in traditional ceremonies and consumed daily at home and at work.

How to Write in Japanese - (茶) cha

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Synonyms and Similar - (茶) cha

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お茶; 緑茶; 紅茶; 玄米茶; 抹茶; 麦茶; ジャスミン茶; ルイボス茶; ハーブティー; 薬草茶; オリジナルブレンド; ティーバッグ; ティーポット; 茶器; 茶葉; 茶道; 茶会; 茶室; 茶碗; 茶筅; 茶巾; 茶托; 茶漬け; 茶殻; 茶色; 茶柱; 茶臼; 茶器具; 茶道具; 茶道具屋; 茶

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滅茶苦茶

Kana: めちゃくちゃ

Romaji: mechakucha

Translation / Meaning:

absurd; irrational; excessive; messy; damaged; caused

無茶

Kana: むちゃ

Romaji: mucha

Translation / Meaning:

absurd; irrational; excessive; rash; absurd; absurd; absurd

無茶苦茶

Kana: むちゃくちゃ

Romaji: muchakucha

Translation / Meaning:

confuso;emaranhado;misturado;irracional

茶の間

Kana: ちゃのま

Romaji: chanoma

Translation / Meaning:

living room (Japanese style)

茶の湯

Kana: ちゃのゆ

Romaji: chanoyu

Translation / Meaning:

tea ceremony

茶碗

Kana: ちゃわん

Romaji: chawan

Translation / Meaning:

Rice bowl; Cup of tea; Cup of tea

茶色

Kana: ちゃいろ

Romaji: chairo

Translation / Meaning:

light brown; tawny

焦げ茶

Kana: こげちゃ

Romaji: kogecha

Translation / Meaning:

black tea

紅茶

Kana: こうちゃ

Romaji: koucha

Translation / Meaning:

black tea

喫茶

Kana: きっさ

Romaji: kisa

Translation / Meaning:

drinking tea; tea house

Words with the same pronunciation: ちゃ cha

Example Sentences - (茶) cha

Below are some example sentences:

滅茶苦茶な状況になった。

Metcha kucha na jōkyō ni natta

The situation became completely chaotic.

It was a mess.

  • 滅茶苦茶 - Idiomatic expression meaning "chaotic", "messy", "confused".
  • な - The term "negativa" means negative form of the adjective.
  • 状況 - noun that means "situation", "circumstance"
  • に - Particle that indicates the relationship of place or time
  • なった - past form of the verb "なる" which means "to become", "to get"

焦げ茶色の木漏れ日が心地よい。

Kogecha iro no komorebi ga kokochiyoii

The burnt brown sun rays are comfortable.

  • 焦げ茶色 - burnt brown color
  • の - possession particle
  • 木漏れ日 - sunlight filtered through the leaves of the trees
  • が - subject particle
  • 心地よい - pleasant, comfortable

茶の湯は日本の伝統的な茶道の儀式です。

Chanoyu wa Nihon no dentōteki na sadō no gishiki desu

Chanoyu is a traditional ritual of the Japanese tea ceremony.

Canoyu is a traditional Japanese tea ceremony.

  • 茶の湯 (Chanoyu) - Tea ceremony
  • は (wa) - Particle indicating the topic of the sentence
  • 日本 (Nihon) - Japan
  • の (no) - Particle indicating possession or relationship
  • 伝統的な (dentōteki na) - Traditional
  • 茶道 (chadō) - Tea path
  • の (no) - Particle indicating possession or relationship
  • 儀式 (gishiki) - Ceremony, ritual
  • です (desu) - Polite way of being

茶色は落ち着いた色合いです。

Chairo wa ochitsuita iroai desu

The brown color is a calm hue.

Brown is a calm tone.

  • 茶色 - Brown color
  • は - topic particle
  • 落ち着いた - calm, tranquil
  • 色合い - tone, shade, hue
  • です - verb ser/estar in the present

カップにお茶を注ぎます。

Kappu ni ocha wo sosogimasu

I pour tea in a cup.

Pour the tea into the cup.

  • カップ (kappu) - cup
  • に (ni) - particle indicating the place where something is placed or where an action takes place
  • お茶 (ocha) - tea
  • を (wo) - particle indicating the direct object of the action
  • 注ぎます (sosogimasu) - verb meaning "to pour" or "to put liquid into a container"

お茶をご座いますか?

Ocha wo gozaimasu ka?

Would you like to have tea?

Do you sit with tea?

  • お茶 - means "tea" in Japanese
  • を - object particle in Japanese
  • ご - Respectful prefix in Japanese
  • 座います - verb "to sit" in Japanese
  • か - interrogative particle in Japanese
  • ? - question mark in Japanese

お茶を飲みたいです。

Ocha wo nomitai desu

I want to drink tea.

  • お茶 - "ocha" means "tea" in Japanese.
  • を - "wo" is an object particle in Japanese, indicating that the tea is the object of the action.
  • 飲みたい - "nomitai" is a verb in Japanese that means "to want to drink."
  • です - "desu" is a finalizing particle in Japanese, indicating that the sentence is a polite statement.

お茶を下さる?

Ocha wo kudasaru?

Could you give me tea?

Would you like some tea?

  • お茶 - means "tea" in Japanese
  • を - object particle in Japanese
  • 下さる - verb meaning "give" or "offer" in Japanese, used in a polite form

ポットでお茶を入れます。

Potto de ocha wo iremasu

I'm going to make tea in the teapot.

Put tea in the pot.

  • ポット (potto) - It means "jar" or "pot" in Japanese.
  • で (de) - a particle that indicates the location where the action takes place, in this case, "in"
  • お茶 (ocha) - means "tea" in Japanese
  • を (wo) - a particle that indicates the direct object of the action, in this case, "the tea"
  • 入れます (iremasu) - a verb that means "put" or "prepare", in this case, "prepare the tea in the pitcher"

彼はお茶に砂糖を注した。

Kare wa ocha ni satou o sosshita

He put sugar in the tea.

He poured sugar into his tea.

  • 彼 - Japanese pronoun meaning "he".
  • は - Japanese particle that indicates the topic of the sentence.
  • お茶 - Japanese noun meaning "tea".
  • に - Japanese particle that indicates the direction or target of the action.
  • 砂糖 - Japanese noun meaning "sugar".
  • を - Japanese particle that indicates the direct object of the action.
  • 注した - Japanese verb in the past tense meaning "put" or "added".

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Kana: みどり

Romaji: midori

Translation / Meaning:

vegetation

表情

Kana: ひょうじょう

Romaji: hyoujyou

Translation / Meaning:

facial expression

暗記

Kana: あんき

Romaji: anki

Translation / Meaning:

memorization; learning by heart

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