たちしのぶ

noun (common) (futsuumeishi)

Japanese claw fern (Onychium japonicum); carrot fernword usually written using kana alone

Forms

たちしのぶ
立忍【たちしのぶ】【タチシノブ】
立荵【たちしのぶ】【タチシノブ】
タチシノブ

Generated definitions (experimental)

Japanese claw fern (Onychium japonicum)

This refers to a specific species of fern that is native to Japan and known for its unique claw-like appearance. It is often found in damp, shaded areas and is valued for its aesthetic qualities in gardens and landscaping.

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The Japanese claw fern is beautifully growing in the Japanese garden.

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This Japanese claw fern likes damp places.

carrot fern

This name refers to the fern due to its resemblance to the shape of a carrot. It is often used in gardening and landscaping for its ornamental value, particularly in shaded areas or as a ground cover.

にんじんしだニンジンシダ。

There are many carrot ferns growing in my backyard.

にんじんしだニンジンシダ。

The carrot fern grows vigorously in the shade.

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