Ame (雨)
Not sure whether that's the Japanese or Chinese reading, but I'm guessing it's the kun (Japanese).
The word 'kumo' may be used to mean雲 (cloud) or クモ (spider).
The Japanese adjective for white is 白い(しろい) or 'shiroi'.
The word 白雪 (shirayuki) means 'white snow' in Japanese.
White=Shiro however if you put it in front of an object or thing it becomes Shiroi. Example white cat=Shiroi neko
The Japanese word for "leopard" is "hyou". The word for "snow" is "yuki". So, a "snow leopard" is "yukihyou".Or, ''shiroi hyou'' means ''white leopard''. The Japanese word for "leopard" is "hyou". The word for "snow" is "yuki". So, a "snow leopard" is "yukihyou".Or, ''shiroi hyou'' means ''white leopard''.Hope this helps!-Cassie Mirabal
The word for 'cloud chld' when translatednfrom English to Japanese is kumonoko.
'雲 (くも, kumo)' is the Japanese word for 'cloud', pronounced 'koo-mo'
星雲 (seiun) means 'nebula' in Japanese. Literally, the word means 'cloud of stars'.
The word 'kumo' may be used to mean雲 (cloud) or クモ (spider).
"Not white" is "shirokunai."
Cumulus clouds are normally puffy and white. They seem like cotton in the sky. The word cumulus comes from a Latin word cumulo, which means pile.
Aotearoa- meaning Land of the Long white cloud.
The Japanese adjective for white is 白い(しろい) or 'shiroi'.
the word for cat is 'Neko' the word for white is 'Shiro'
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the white cloud is white
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