枯れ尾花 | Japanese meaning

枯れ尾花【かれおばな】

Also【かれおばな】かれおばな

noun (common) (futsuumeishi)

withered silver grass

This term refers to a specific type of grass that has dried up, often seen in nature during autumn or winter. It symbolizes waning beauty or the passage of time.

In autumn, I can see the withered silver grass swaying in the wind.

枯れ尾花【かれおばな】

Also【かれおばな】かれおばな

noun (common) (futsuumeishi)

withered silver grass

This term refers to a specific type of grass that has dried up, often seen in nature during autumn or winter. It symbolizes waning beauty or the passage of time.

In autumn, I can see the withered silver grass swaying in the wind.

枯

N2常用

意wither; die; dry up; be seasoned

訓か.れる、か.らす

音コ

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尾

N1常用

意tail; end; counter for fish; lower slope of mountain

訓お

音ビ

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花

N41

意flower

訓はな

音カ、ケ

名わ

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枯れ尾花【かれおばな】

Also【かれおばな】かれおばな

noun (common) (futsuumeishi)

withered silver grass

This term refers to a specific type of grass that has dried up, often seen in nature during autumn or winter. It symbolizes waning beauty or the passage of time.

In autumn, I can see the withered silver grass swaying in the wind.

枯れ尾花【かれおばな】

Also【かれおばな】かれおばな

noun (common) (futsuumeishi)

withered silver grass

This term refers to a specific type of grass that has dried up, often seen in nature during autumn or winter. It symbolizes waning beauty or the passage of time.