芽 | Japanese meaning

【め】

noun (common) (futsuumeishi)

sprout; shoot; bud
germinal disk (in an egg)see also

Generated definitions (experimental)

sprout; shoot; bud

This meaning refers to the early growth stage of a plant, indicating new life and development. It is commonly used in horticulture and botany.

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There are many sprouts coming up in his garden.

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New buds start to appear in spring.

germinal disk (in an egg)

This meaning is specific to biology, referring to the part of a bird's egg that contains the potential for development into an embryo. It is used in discussions about embryology and reproductive biology.

、、。。

The germinal disk of a bird's egg plays a crucial role in the development of the embryo.

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Researchers are studying the germinal disks in eggs.

Generated collocations (experimental)

to sproutto budnew budsleaf budflower budto sprout (figuratively, to emerge)to cultivate sproutsgrowth of shoots

Example sentences

17 results

1. 。。

The trees are beginning to bud.

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2. 。。

The trees are in bud.

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3. 。。

The trees are shooting out buds.

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4. 。。

Trees put forth new leaves and buds in spring.

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5. 。。

Seeds must have air and water to grow.

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6. 。。

Trees put forth young shoots all at once.

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7. 。。

Today the new leaf sent out a bud.

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8. だせ出せないない。。

The cold weather may keep the plants from budding.

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9. 。。

The buds are just showing.

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10. 。。

The tulips budded finally.

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11. 、、ないない。。

I don't think I'll make the grade if I try to play professional baseball.

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12. 。。

The tulips have begun to come up.

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13. 。。

The tree is in bud.

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14. 、、。。

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15. 。。

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16. 、、、、。。

In the season where buds begin to bloom, disease is also said to bloom, so please take good care of yourself.

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17. 。。

This shirt is a little bit loose.

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【め】

noun (common) (futsuumeishi)

sprout; shoot; bud
germinal disk (in an egg)see also

Generated definitions (experimental)

sprout; shoot; bud

This meaning refers to the early growth stage of a plant, indicating new life and development. It is commonly used in horticulture and botany.

。。

There are many sprouts coming up in his garden.

。。

New buds start to appear in spring.

germinal disk (in an egg)

、、。。

The germinal disk of a bird's egg plays a crucial role in the development of the embryo.

。。

Researchers are studying the germinal disks in eggs.

Generated collocations (experimental)

to sproutto budnew budsleaf budflower budto sprout (figuratively, to emerge)to cultivate sproutsgrowth of shoots

Example sentences

17 results

1. 。。

The trees are beginning to bud.

Tatoeba

2. 。。

The trees are in bud.

Tatoeba

3. 。。

The trees are shooting out buds.

Tatoeba

4. 。。

Trees put forth new leaves and buds in spring.

Tatoeba

5. 。。

Seeds must have air and water to grow.

Tatoeba

6. 。。

Trees put forth young shoots all at once.

Tatoeba

7. 。。

Today the new leaf sent out a bud.

Tatoeba

8. だせ出せないない。。

The cold weather may keep the plants from budding.

Tatoeba

9. 。。

The buds are just showing.

Tatoeba

10. 。。

The tulips budded finally.

Tatoeba

11. 、、ないない。。

I don't think I'll make the grade if I try to play professional baseball.

Tatoeba

12. 。。

The tulips have begun to come up.

Tatoeba

13. 。。

The tree is in bud.

Tatoeba

14. 、、。。

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15. 。。

Tatoeba

16. 、、、、。。

In the season where buds begin to bloom, disease is also said to bloom, so please take good care of yourself.

Tatoeba

17. 。。

This shirt is a little bit loose.

Tatoeba

芽

N14

意bud; sprout; spear; germ

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