English | English meaning | Japanese |
Japanese in Katakana |
Turkish |
Turkish Pronunciation in Katakana |
・tree trunk | the thick stem of a tree that the branches grow from | 木の幹 | キノミキ | ağaç gövdesi | アーチッ グーヴデシ |
・branch | one of the many parts of a tree that grows out from its trunk (= main, vertical part) | 枝 | エダ | dal | ダル |
・land | the surface of the Earth that is not sea | 陸地 | リクチ | kara | カラ |
・bush | a short, thick plant with a lot of branches | 低木の茂み | テイボクノシゲミ | çalı | チャル |
・river | a long, natural area of water that flows across the land and into a sea, lake, or another river | 川 | カワ | nehir | ネヒィル |
・tree | a tall plant with a thick stem that has branches coming from it and leaves | 木 | キ | ağaç | アーチッ |
・mountain | a very high hill | 山 | ヤマ | dağ | ダァー |
・hill | a raised area of land, smaller than a mountain | 丘 | オカ | tepe | テぺェ |
・leaf | a flat, green part of a plant that grows from a stem or branch | 葉 | ハ | yaprak | ヤプラック |
・stem | the long, thin part of a plant that the leaves and flowers grow on | 茎、柄 | クキ、エ | sap | サップ |
・flower | the attractive, coloured part of a plant where the seeds grow | 花 | ハナ | çiçek | チチェキ |
・fruit(s) | something such as an apple or orange that grows on a tree or a bush, contains seeds, and can be eaten as food | 果実、フルーツ | カジツ、フルーツ | meyve(ler) | メイヴェ(レル) |
・bread | a basic food made by mixing and baking flour, water, and sometimes yeast (= substance that makes it rise) | パン | パン | ekmek | エキメキ |
・giraffe | a large African animal with a very long neck and long, thin legs | キリン | キリン | zürafa | ズゥラファ |
・zebra | an African wild animal that looks like a horse, with black or brown and white lines on its body | シマウマ、ゼブラ | シマウマ、ゼブラ | zebra | ズィーブラ |
・horse | a large animal with four legs, which people ride or use to pull heavy things | 馬 | ウマ | at | アット |
・hippopotamus | a very large animal with short legs and thick, dark grey skin that lives near water in Africa | カバ | カバ | su aygırı | ス アイグル |
・elephant | a very large, grey animal with big ears and a very long nose | 象 | ゾウ | fil | フィル |
・bear | a large, strong, wild animal with thick fur | クマ | クマ | ayı | アユ |
・bee | a yellow and black flying insect that makes honey and can sting you: | ハナバチ | ハナバチ | arı | アル |
・turtle | an animal with four legs and a hard shell that lives mainly in water | 亀 | カメ | kaplumbağa | カプルンバ― |
・dog | an animal with fur, four legs, and a tail that is kept as a pet, or trained to guard buildings and guide blind people | 犬 | イヌ | köpek | キョペク |
・mouse | a small animal with fur and a long, thin tail | ネズミ | ネズミ | fare | ファーレ |
・worm | a small animal with a long, narrow, soft body without arms, legs, or bones | 蠕虫 | ゼンチュウ | kurt | クーㇽト |
・monkey | a hairy animal with a long tail that lives in hot countries and climbs trees | サル | サル | maymun | マイムン |
・lion | a large, wild animal of the cat family, with light brown fur | ライオン | ライオン | aslan | アスラン |
・parrot | a tropical bird with a curved beak, often kept as a pet and trained to copy the human voice | オウム | オウム | papağan | パパーン |
・lizard | a small reptile that has a long body, four short legs, a long tail, and thick skin | トカゲ | トカゲ | kertenkele | ケルタンケレ |
・teddy bear | a soft, toy bear | クマのぬいぐるみ | クマノヌイグルミ | oyuncak ayı | オユンジャケイ |
・caterpillar | a small, long animal with many legs that feeds on the leaves of plants, and develops into a butterfly or moth | いも虫、毛虫 | イモムシ、ケムシ | tırtıl | ツㇽツル |
・baby | a very young child | 赤ちゃん | アカチャン | bebek | ベベッキィ |
・boy | a male child or young man | 少年、男の子 | ショウネン、オトコノコ | erkek çocuk | アㇽヶㇰチョジュク |
・girl | a female child or young woman | 少女、女の子 | ショウジョ、オンナノコ | kız çocuk | クズ チョジュク |
・man | an adult male human | 大人の男性、人間、人、人類 | オトナノダンセイ、ニンゲン、ヒト、ジンルイ | adam | アダム |
・woman | an adult female person | 大人の女(性)、婦人 | オトナノジョセイ、フジン | kadın | カデゥン |
・family | a group of people who are related to each other, such as a mother, a father, and their children | 家族、ファミリー | カゾク、ファミリー | aile | アイレ |
・ball | a round object that you throw, kick, or hit in a game, or something with this shape | 玉、ボール、球 | タマ、ボール、キュウ | top | トプ |
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