群生 | Japanese meaning

群生【ぐんせい】

Frequency rank: 16,866. – 16,938.

Also【ぐんじょう】【ぐんせい】ぐんせいぐんじょう

noun (common) (futsuumeishi); noun or participle which takes the aux. verb suru; intransitive verb

growing en masse in one location (of plants)only applies to ぐんせい

This meaning refers to the phenomenon where multiple plants grow closely together in a specific area, often creating a dense and visually striking landscape.

This garden has a variety of flowers growing en masse.

living gregariously (of animals); living in flocks, herds, colonies, etc.only applies to ぐんせいsee also 群棲

This meaning describes the behavior of animals that live in groups rather than alone, emphasizing social structures and interactions.

These birds fly in flocks.

noun (common) (futsuumeishi)

all animate creationBuddhism

This meaning encompasses all living beings, highlighting the diversity of life forms and their coexistence.

In nature, all animate creation exists together.

Example sentences1 result

There are clumps of daisies here and there.

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国語辞典Japanese definitions

群生

おなじ同じしょくぶつ植物がむらがって群がってはえている生えていること。

おおく多くのじんみん人民やしゅじょう衆生。

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群生【ぐんせい】

Frequency rank: 16,866. – 16,938.

Also【ぐんじょう】【ぐんせい】ぐんせいぐんじょう

noun (common) (futsuumeishi); noun or participle which takes the aux. verb suru; intransitive verb

growing en masse in one location (of plants)only applies to ぐんせい

This meaning refers to the phenomenon where multiple plants grow closely together in a specific area, often creating a dense and visually striking landscape.

This garden has a variety of flowers growing en masse.

living gregariously (of animals); living in flocks, herds, colonies, etc.only applies to ぐんせいsee also 群棲

This meaning describes the behavior of animals that live in groups rather than alone, emphasizing social structures and interactions.

These birds fly in flocks.

noun (common) (futsuumeishi)

all animate creationBuddhism

This meaning encompasses all living beings, highlighting the diversity of life forms and their coexistence.

In nature, all animate creation exists together.

Example sentences1 result

There are clumps of daisies here and there.

Tatoeba

国語辞典Japanese definitions

群生

おなじ同じしょくぶつ植物がむらがって群がってはえている生えていること。

おおく多くのじんみん人民やしゅじょう衆生。

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群

N25

意flock; group; crowd; herd; swarm; cluster

訓む.れる、む.れ、むら、むら.がる

音グン

名ぐり、ぐ、こお、こおり、ごうり

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生

N51

意life; genuine; birth

訓い.きる、い.かす、い.ける、う.まれる、うま.れる、う.まれ、うまれ、う.む、お.う、は.える、は.やす、き、なま、なま-、な.る、な.す、む.す、-う

音セイ、ショウ

名あさ、いき、いく、いけ、うぶ、うまい、え、おい、ぎゅう、くるみ、ごせ、さ、じょう、すぎ、そ、そう、ちる、なば、にう、にゅう、ふ、み、もう、よい、りゅう

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棲

人名用

意live; dwell

訓す.む

音セイ

名ずみ

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群生【ぐんせい】

Frequency rank: 16,866. – 16,938.

Also【ぐんじょう】【ぐんせい】ぐんせいぐんじょう

noun (common) (futsuumeishi); noun or participle which takes the aux. verb suru; intransitive verb

growing en masse in one location (of plants)only applies to ぐんせい

This meaning refers to the phenomenon where multiple plants grow closely together in a specific area, often creating a dense and visually striking landscape.

This garden has a variety of flowers growing en masse.

living gregariously (of animals); living in flocks, herds, colonies, etc.only applies to ぐんせいsee also 群棲

This meaning describes the behavior of animals that live in groups rather than alone, emphasizing social structures and interactions.

These birds fly in flocks.

noun (common) (futsuumeishi)

all animate creationBuddhism

This meaning encompasses all living beings, highlighting the diversity of life forms and their coexistence.

In nature, all animate creation exists together.

Example sentences1 result

There are clumps of daisies here and there.

Tatoeba

国語辞典Japanese definitions

群生

おなじ同じしょくぶつ植物がむらがって群がってはえている生えていること。

おおく多くのじんみん人民やしゅじょう衆生。

Wiktionary

群生【ぐんせい】

Frequency rank: 16,866. – 16,938.

Also【ぐんじょう】【ぐんせい】ぐんせいぐんじょう

noun (common) (futsuumeishi); noun or participle which takes the aux. verb suru; intransitive verb

growing en masse in one location (of plants)only applies to ぐんせい

This meaning refers to the phenomenon where multiple plants grow closely together in a specific area, often creating a dense and visually striking landscape.