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No. 1,959 in Japanese

かめ

Turtle or tortoise.

In a sentence

  • かめはゆっくり歩きます。

    The turtle walks slowly.

    In this sentence, 'かめ' is used to refer to a turtle, an animal, showcasing its characteristic behavior of walking slowly.

  • その陶器のかめは古代のものです。

    That pottery jar is from ancient times.

    Here, 'かめ' refers to a pot or jar, specifically a pottery item, demonstrating its use in historical or cultural contexts.

  • かめの甲羅はとても頑丈です。

    The turtle's shell is very sturdy.

    'かめ' again refers to a turtle, this time highlighting its biological characteristic of having a sturdy shell.

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