鼻歌 | Japanese meaning

鼻歌【はなうた】

Frequency rank: 12,367. – 12,406.

Also【はなうた】はなうた

noun (common) (futsuumeishi)

humming; crooning

This refers to a light, informal singing or vocalizing of a tune, often done softly and without the use of lyrics. It conveys a relaxed or carefree attitude.

He was humming while working.

Example sentences6 results

Kyoko went away, humming a song.

Tatoeba

Mary often hums a tune as she works in the kitchen.

Tatoeba

鼻歌【はなうた】

Frequency rank: 12,367. – 12,406.

Also【はなうた】はなうた

noun (common) (futsuumeishi)

humming; crooning

This refers to a light, informal singing or vocalizing of a tune, often done softly and without the use of lyrics. It conveys a relaxed or carefree attitude.

He was humming while working.

Example sentences6 results

Kyoko went away, humming a song.

Tatoeba

Mary often hums a tune as she works in the kitchen.

Tatoeba

鼻

N23

意nose; snout

訓はな

音ビ

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歌

N42

意song; sing

訓うた、うた.う

音カ

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唄

N1常用

意song; ballad

訓うた、うた.う

音バイ

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鼻歌【はなうた】

Frequency rank: 12,367. – 12,406.

Also【はなうた】はなうた

noun (common) (futsuumeishi)

humming; crooning

This refers to a light, informal singing or vocalizing of a tune, often done softly and without the use of lyrics. It conveys a relaxed or carefree attitude.

He was humming while working.

Example sentences6 results

Kyoko went away, humming a song.

Tatoeba

Mary often hums a tune as she works in the kitchen.

Tatoeba

鼻歌【はなうた】

Frequency rank: 12,367. – 12,406.

Also【はなうた】はなうた

noun (common) (futsuumeishi)

humming; crooning

This refers to a light, informal singing or vocalizing of a tune, often done softly and without the use of lyrics. It conveys a relaxed or carefree attitude.