hanami

English

Etymology

From Japanese 花見 (hanami)

Noun

hanami (uncountable)

The Japanese custom of enjoying the beauty of flowers, usually cherry blossoms or plum blossoms, also known as "flower viewing"

Translations

Japanese custom

Chinese:
Mandarin: 花見 (zh), 花见 (zh) (huājiàn), 賞花 (zh), 赏花 (zh) (shǎnghuā), 賞櫻花, 赏樱花 (shǎng yīnghuā)
Finnish: hanami
French: hanami m

German: Hanami n
Japanese: はなみ (ja) (hanami), 花見 (ja) (はなみ, hanami)
Korean: 하나미 (hanami), 꽃구경 (kkotgugyeong)
Russian: хана́ми (ru) n (xanámi)

Anagrams

Aminah, Hamina, anhima

Japanese

Romanization

hanami

Rōmaji transcription of はなみ

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