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What does sashimi mean in japanese?

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Sashimi means "pierced body " in Japanese.

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Sashimi means raw fish. Contrary to common belief, most sushi does not contain raw fish. If it is labeled as sashimi, however, it does.

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Sashimi is the Japanese word for raw fish?

The Japanese writing of sashimi is 刺身 made from the Kanjis 刺 (toge/ira) which is like thorn/splinter, and 身 (mi) which is like body/oneself. So the name really doesn't have anything to do with "raw fish", although sashimi is sliced raw fish served with a dipping sauce, so it is possible for it to be translated as "sliced raw fish". However, I think if you wanted to just talk about "raw fish", it is 生の魚 (nama no sakana).