| Kanji | Hiragana | Katakana |
|---|---|---|
| 大蒜 | にんにく | ニンニク |
Pronunciation: nin-niku
How to Say It Outloud: NIN-nee-koo
Usage: Garlic is typically used in Japanese cuisine to add flavor to dishes.
Example Sentence Japanese:
料理ににんにくを使う。
料理ににんにくを使う。Example Sentence English:I use garlic in cooking.
I use garlic in cooking.Dictionary
大蒜にんにくCommon word
Noun- garlic (Allium sativum)
- Garlic
に文字にもじ
Noun- garlic (Allium sativum)
ガーリックガーリック
Noun- garlic
忍辱にんにく
Noun- forbearance (in the face of difficulty, persecution, etc.)
- garlic
韮にら
Noun- garlic chives (Allium tuberosum); Chinese chives; Chinese leek
- Garlic chives
ガーリックトーストガーリックトースト
Noun- garlic toast; toasted garlic bread
- Texas toast
マー油マーゆ
Noun- garlic oil (from cooking grated garlic in oil)
雲白肉ウンパイロー
Noun- dish of spicy boiled pork, usu. served with slices of cucumber
小韮こみら
Noun- Chinese chive; garlic chive (Allium tuberosum)
雲白肉片ウンパイローピェン
Noun- Sichuan sliced spicy garlic pork; boiled pork slices with sauce
黄にらきにら
Noun- Chinese yellow chives (Allium tuberosum); Chinese leek sprouts; yellow garlic chives; gau wong
ガーリックソルトガーリックソルト
Noun- garlic salt
ニンニク絞り器ニンニクしぼりき
Noun- garlic press
バーニャカウダバーニャカウダ
Noun- bagna càuda; dip made from garlic, anchovies, olive oil, etc.
- Bagna càuda
黒にんにくくろにんにく
Noun- black garlic
アヒージョアヒージョ
Noun- dish fried in garlic oil
食べるラー油たべるラーゆ
Expressions (phrases, clauses, etc.)Noun
- chili oil mixed with chopped garlic, onions, etc.
にんにく料理にんにくりょうり
Noun- food that is heavy in garlic
レバ韮レバにら
Noun- stir-fry of pork liver and garlic chives
レバニラ炒めレバニラいため
Noun- stir-fry of pork liver and garlic chives
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