Japanese Animal Words (Hiragana) Flashcards

Study Notes

Japanese Animal Vocabulary

"いぬ" (inu) translates to dog, commonly kept as a pet and known for loyalty.
"ねこ" (neko) means cat, a popular domestic animal often associated with independence.
"うま" (uma) refers to horse, an animal known for its strength and speed, often used in transportation and recreation.
"うし" (ushi) is the word for cow, which is significant in agriculture for milk and beef production.
"やぎ" (yagi) translates to goat, known for their ability to adapt to various environments and often kept for milk and meat.
"ひつじ" (hitsuji) means sheep, commonly raised for wool, meat, and milk.
"ぶた" (buta) refers to pig, a domesticated animal valued for its meat (pork).
"さかな" (sakana) translates to fish, a vital source of food that varies widely in species.
"もるもっと" (morumotto) means guinea pig, often kept as a pet and known for its gentle nature.
"うさぎ" (usagi) refers to rabbit, a small mammal appreciated for its companionship and fur.
"とり" (tori) translates to bird, a diverse group of animals known for feathers and flight.
"にわとり" (niwatori) means chicken, domesticated for egg production and meat.
"ねずみ" (nezumi) refers to mouse, small rodents often found in household environments or as laboratory animals.

Description

Test your knowledge of Japanese animal vocabulary with this flashcard quiz featuring words written in Hiragana. Each card includes the Japanese word along with its English definition for easy learning and retention.