No. 3,227 in Japanese
大野
Ōno (大野): A Japanese surname or place name meaning "large field" or "big plain."
In a sentence
大野さんは、いつも優しい笑顔を見せてくれます。
Mr. Ohno always shows a gentle smile.
In this sentence, '大野' is used as a Japanese surname addressing a specific person in a polite manner.
この近くには広い大野があります。
There is a wide plain nearby here.
Here, '大野' refers to a geographic feature, specifically an open plain or field.
大野が濃くなると、道がわかりづらくなります。
When the fog gets thicker, the road becomes hard to recognize.
In this case, '大野' is metaphorically used to describe dense fog as a natural phenomenon.
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