Components
223 examples found containing '木'
ゆき
わか
くさき
草木
きも
気持
ちよく
あたた
かく
ほご
保護
する

The snow keeps the young plants snug and warm.
じゅもく
樹木
たお
され
とち
土地
ひら
かれている

Trees are cut down and land is cleared.
うえきや
植木屋
さん
なんほん
何本
えてもらった

I had the gardener plant some trees.
かわ
いた
もくざい
木材
よく
える

Dry wood burns quickly.
その
たから
まだ
もり
なか
あってそこ
した
めてある

The treasure is still in the forest, where it is buried under a tree.
やま
にぎわい
Half a loaf is better than none.
ジェーン
たれかけて
っていた

Jane was waiting with her back against the tree.
おも
たわんでいた
The tree bent under the weight of the fruit.
その
こかげ
木陰
きも
気持
ちいい

It is pleasant to sleep under the tree.
かれ
さいこう
最高
ぎじゅつ
技術
もっこうざいく
木工細工
られた

Their highest skill was woodworking.
かじつ
果実
のみ
おも
たわんだ
The tree bent down beneath their weight of fruit.
それでなくてさえ
しず
んで
さびしい
まいにち
毎日
なみ
おと
かぜ
なみき
並木
あたる
おと
いっそう
きも
気持
めい
滅入
でした
Each day when the already downhearted woman heard lonesome sounds––the crashing of the waves, the wind blowing against rows of trees––her depression would only deepen.
うんどうじょう
運動場
テニスコートくらいでしたすぐうしろ
くり
あるきれい
くさ
やま
でした
うんどうじょう
運動場
すみにはごぼごぼつめたい
みず
いわあな
岩穴
あったのです
The playground was no larger than a tennis court, but behind it was a beautiful grassy mountain with chestnut trees, and in the corner of the playground was a rock pit that gushed cold water.
Source: 風の又三郎宮沢賢治, translation by Bunsuke)
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