しぐさ仕草shigusaしぐさ仕種shigusa
1.

A physical movement or action that conveys emotion or intention, often characterized by the way it is performed, including facial expressions and body language.

2.

The particular manner or style in which one conducts themselves during an activity, often reflecting their feelings or attitudes, such as charming or endearing movements.

3.

A set of actions or expressions specifically associated with performance art, particularly in theater, demonstrating how actors embody their characters through deliberate physicality.

Example:

そのしぐさで観客は笑い出した。

くさkusa
1.

A type of plant characterized by its soft, non-woody stem, which often has roots, stems, and leaves that are distinct and developed. Typically, these plants have a life cycle that lasts about a year and often wither after producing seeds.

2.

A term used to refer to material, such as straw or thatch, used for roofing, typically made from dried grass or sedge.

3.

A representation of something that resembles a plant or a standard but lacks the substance or formality typically associated with it; used to denote a casual or less serious version of a formal activity or sport, such as amateur baseball or informal horse racing.

4.

A reference to a secretive or stealthy individual, originating from the idea of lying in wait among grasses or plants, suggesting a hidden or covert presence.

Example:

月にはが生えて無い。

そうsou
1.

A type of plant characterized by soft stems, lacking significant woody parts, that often dies back in winter and usually has a relatively short growth cycle.

2.

An informal or preliminary version of a document or plan, often used to convey initial ideas or concepts before formalization.

3.

An abbreviation used to denote something that resembles a more established or serious version but is, in reality, less formal or less developed, like amateur sports or activities.

4.

A roofing material made from natural plant materials, such as straw or reeds, commonly used in traditional construction.

ざっそう雑草zassou
1.

A type of plant that grows freely in various environments, often without intentional cultivation, and is typically regarded as undesirable due to its lack of aesthetic or agricultural value.

2.

Any grass or herb that proliferates in fields, gardens, or roadsides, often competing with cultivated plants, and can include numerous species that are not native to the area.

3.

A resilient plant that thrives in adverse conditions and is often overlooked or unnoticed by people, symbolizing tenacity and survival in tough environments.

Example:

雑草が急に生えた。

そうげん草原sougenくさはら草原kusaharaくさわら草原kusawara
1.

A vast expanse of land predominantly covered with grass, characterized by the absence of trees, often found in temperate and tropical regions.

2.

An ecosystem primarily composed of herbaceous plants such as grasses, which may include diverse habitats like steppes, prairies, and savannas, supporting various wildlife.

3.

An open field or plain where grass grows densely, often utilized for recreational activities or agriculture.

4.

A natural landscape where the dominant vegetation is grass, typically encompassing expansive areas that may experience seasonal changes in flora and fauna.

Example:

野生の動物たちが草原を歩き回っていた。