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    noun (common) (futsuumeishi)
  1. huge harvest (of the five grains); bumper crop; abundant cropyojijukugo
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  1. huge harvest (of the five grains)
    2. This phrase refers to a rich and plentiful harvest, particularly of staple grains such as rice, wheat, barley, millets, and sorghum. It is often used in a context celebrating agricultural success and good fortune.
    This year is a year of huge harvest.
    The farmers prayed for an abundant crop.
  2. bumper crop
    3. This meaning emphasizes a significantly larger yield than usual, often resulting in surplus food. It indicates not just abundance, but a highly successful agricultural season that exceeds expectations.
    His farm has a bumper crop every year, and he looks forward to the harvest festival.
    Due to the good weather this year, a bumper crop is anticipated.
  3. abundant crop
    4. This meaning focuses on the general abundance of crops, highlighting a successful season in terms of quantity. It is often used more broadly to indicate overall agricultural productivity.
    The efforts in agriculture bore fruit, resulting in an abundant crop.
    The entire region is enjoying the blessings of abundant crops.
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to pray for a bountiful harvestsymbol of abundant harvestto celebrate the bumper cropfestival of abundant harvestseason of plentiful harvestto give thanks for the rich harvestblessing of abundant harvestagricultural bountylegend of abundant harvest
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