きりぎりす | Japanese meaning

螽斯【きりぎりす】

Frequency rank: – (for form キリギリス: 45,256. – 46,118.)

Also【キリギリス】【きりぎりす・キリギリス】きりぎりすキリギリス

noun (common) (futsuumeishi)

Japanese katydid (Gampsocleis buergeri)word usually written using kana alone

This meaning refers to the specific species of katydid that is native to Japan, known for its distinctive appearance and sound.

The Japanese katydid is often seen in the autumn.

katydid; bush-cricket (Tettigoniidae); long-horned grasshopper

This meaning encompasses the broader family of insects to which the Japanese katydid belongs, known for their long antennae and their ability to produce sounds.

The group of mantids includes various types of katydids.

cricketarchaism

This meaning is related to the broader usage of the term to describe similar insects, often referred to as crickets, highlighting a common misunderstanding between the two groups.

When it comes to katydids, they are often confused with crickets.

Example sentences1 result

A grasshopper and many ants lived in a field.

Tatoeba

国語辞典Japanese definitions

螽斯【きりぎりす】

Frequency rank: – (for form キリギリス: 45,256. – 46,118.)

Also【キリギリス】【きりぎりす・キリギリス】きりぎりすキリギリス

noun (common) (futsuumeishi)

Japanese katydid (Gampsocleis buergeri)word usually written using kana alone

This meaning refers to the specific species of katydid that is native to Japan, known for its distinctive appearance and sound.

The Japanese katydid is often seen in the autumn.

katydid; bush-cricket (Tettigoniidae); long-horned grasshopper

This meaning encompasses the broader family of insects to which the Japanese katydid belongs, known for their long antennae and their ability to produce sounds.

The group of mantids includes various types of katydids.

cricketarchaism

This meaning is related to the broader usage of the term to describe similar insects, often referred to as crickets, highlighting a common misunderstanding between the two groups.

When it comes to katydids, they are often confused with crickets.

Example sentences1 result

A grasshopper and many ants lived in a field.

Tatoeba

国語辞典Japanese definitions

螽

意grasshopper

訓いなご

音シュウ

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斯

人名用

意this; thus; such; verbal pause

訓か、こう、か.く、この、これ、ここに

音シ

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蟋

意cricket; grasshopper

音シツ

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蟀

意cricket; grasshopper

音シュツ

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螽斯【きりぎりす】

Frequency rank: – (for form キリギリス: 45,256. – 46,118.)

Also【キリギリス】【きりぎりす・キリギリス】きりぎりすキリギリス

noun (common) (futsuumeishi)

Japanese katydid (Gampsocleis buergeri)word usually written using kana alone

This meaning refers to the specific species of katydid that is native to Japan, known for its distinctive appearance and sound.

The Japanese katydid is often seen in the autumn.

katydid; bush-cricket (Tettigoniidae); long-horned grasshopper

This meaning encompasses the broader family of insects to which the Japanese katydid belongs, known for their long antennae and their ability to produce sounds.

The group of mantids includes various types of katydids.

cricketarchaism

This meaning is related to the broader usage of the term to describe similar insects, often referred to as crickets, highlighting a common misunderstanding between the two groups.

When it comes to katydids, they are often confused with crickets.

Example sentences1 result

A grasshopper and many ants lived in a field.

Tatoeba

国語辞典Japanese definitions

螽斯【きりぎりす】

Frequency rank: – (for form キリギリス: 45,256. – 46,118.)

Also【キリギリス】【きりぎりす・キリギリス】きりぎりすキリギリス

noun (common) (futsuumeishi)

Japanese katydid (Gampsocleis buergeri)word usually written using kana alone

This meaning refers to the specific species of katydid that is native to Japan, known for its distinctive appearance and sound.

The Japanese katydid is often seen in the autumn.

katydid; bush-cricket (Tettigoniidae); long-horned grasshopper

This meaning encompasses the broader family of insects to which the Japanese katydid belongs, known for their long antennae and their ability to produce sounds.

The group of mantids includes various types of katydids.

cricketarchaism

This meaning is related to the broader usage of the term to describe similar insects, often referred to as crickets, highlighting a common misunderstanding between the two groups.