| Kanji | Hiragana |
|---|---|
| 六月 | ろくがつ |
Pronunciation: ろくがつ
How to Say It Outloud: rokugatsu
Usage: 六月 is used to refer to the month of June in Japanese.
Example Sentence Japanese:
六月は梅雨の季節です。
六月は梅雨の季節です。Example Sentence English:June is the rainy season.
June is the rainy season.Dictionary
六月ろくがつCommon word
Noun- June
- sixth month of the lunar calendar
- Rokugatsu
ジューンジューン
Noun- June
ジューンブライドジューンブライドCommon word
Noun- June bride
水無月みなづき
Adverb (fukushi)Noun
- sixth month of the lunar calendar (approx. July)
Noun
- June; sixth month of Gregorian calendar
- triangles of sweet rice jelly topped with adzuki beans (eaten in the sixth month)
青よろしあおよろし
Noun- scoring combination consisting of the June, September, and October 5-point cards
卯波うなみ
Noun- rising sea waves from late May to early June
ええじゃないかええじゃないか
Noun- carnival-like religious celebrations (e.g. dancing festivals) that occurred across Japan from June 1867 to May 1868; why not?
- Ee ja nai ka
さよならハッピーバースデイさよならハッピーバースデイ
Noun- Happy Birthday Wanda June (book)
かもめーるかもめーる
Noun- summer greeting cards containing a lottery ticket, sold every year starting in June
梅雨つゆCommon wordjlpt-n3
Noun- (East Asian) rainy season (in Japan, usu. from early June to mid-July)
- rain during the rainy season
- East Asian rainy season
采振木ざいふりぼく
Noun- Asian serviceberry (Amelanchier asiatica); shadberry; juneberry; shadbush; shadblow
ジュノージュノー
Noun- Juno (goddess)
- Juneau; Junnor; Junod; Junot
- Juno
ジューンベリージューンベリー
Noun- Canadian serviceberry (Amelanchier canadensis); juneberry; chuckleberry; currant-tree; shadblow; shadbush; shadblow serviceberry; shadbush serviceberry; sugarplum; thicket serviceberry
- Amelanchier canadensis
ノルマンディー上陸作戦ノルマンディーじょうりくさくせん
Noun- Invasion of Normandy (June-July 1944); Normandy Invasion
- Invasion of Normandy
ジュネットジュネット
Noun- JUNET
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