The word for "comet" in Japanese is "ほうき星," or "houkiboshi." It is pronounced "hoe-kee-boh-she." You may also use the word "suisei" (pronounced "swee-say").
Houki Boshi
彗星 Suisei
彗星 /sui sei/ means 'comet' in Japanese. 流れ星 /na ga re bo shi/ is the Japanese term for 'shooting star'. 流星 /ryuu sei/ also means 'shooting star, meteor' but more in scientific/literal usage.
彗星 (すいせい) suisei
a comet/meteorite
It is a comet.
Comets are typically named after their discoverers, with the addition of a numerical code to indicate the order of discovery in a given time period. For example, Comet Halley is named after astronomer Edmond Halley who predicted its return in 1758. Other comets may be named based on specific characteristics or observations made about them.
Halley's Comet
The comet's tail is in front of the comet, not after
a dead comet is>......a out gassed comet.
A comet head is the top of the comet like its nucleus is on the top of the comet.
=The reindeer who's name is also the name of a kitchen cleanser is COMET=