onsen

English

Etymology

From Japanese 温泉 (onsen おんせん), from Middle Chinese 溫泉 (ʔwon-dzüen "hot spring") (compare Mandarin wēnquán 温泉), from 溫 ("warm") + 泉 ("spring", "fountain").

Noun

onsen (plural onsens or onsen)

A hot spring in Japan, often with accompanying bathing facilities.

Translations

a Japanese hot spring

Arabic: أُون-سِن‎‎ m (ʾon-sen)

Bulgarian: онсе́н m (onsén)

Chinese:
Mandarin: 溫泉 (zh), 温泉 (zh) (wēnquán)

Finnish: onsen

French: onsen (fr) m

German: Onsen n

Japanese: 温泉 (ja) (おんせん, onsen)

Korean: 온천 (ko) (oncheon) (温泉 (ko)), 온센 (onsen)

Macedonian: онсен m (onsén)

Portuguese: onsen m

Russian: онсэ́н (ru) m (onsɛ́n), онсе́н m (onsɛ́n)

Serbo-Croatian:
Cyrillic: онсен m

Roman: onsen m

Tagalog: onsen

Ukrainian: онсе́н m (onsén)

Anagrams

Nones, neons, nones, sonne

Italian

Etymology

Japanese

Noun

onsen m (invariable)

onsen

Japanese

Romanization

onsen

Rōmaji transcription of おんせん

Portuguese

Noun

onsen m (plural onsens)

onsen (a Japanese hot spring)

Spanish

Noun

onsen m (plural onsen or onsens)

onsen

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