What does fire dragon mean in Japanese?

Answer 1

Kagi means fire in Japanese

Improvement:

Kagi is incorrect. Kagi translates either to hook, or to either key or lock. The following words are appropriate Japanese translations for "fire":

hi (pronounced "HEE") = "fire; flame; blaze"

hinote (pronounced "hee - NOH - tay") = "flames; blaze; fire"

ka = "fire", as describing one of the five elements - fire, water, earth, wood, and metal - in Chinese cosmology.

kaji = "fire; conflagration"

kaki = "fire"

kasai = "fire; conflagration"

Answer 2

fire=hi

dragon=ryu or doragon(ryu can be spelled ryuu, and some may use the word tatsu)

sources:

http://www.freedict.com/onldict/jap.html

and various websites on Google

Answer 3

火 Fire Kaji (Kah-G) Used when talking about an emergency. Ka (Kah) Hi (He) http://www.saiga-jp.com/cgi-bin/dic.cgi?m=search&sc=0&f=0&j=&g=&e=fire&s=&rt=0&start=1&sid=1247258015_62716 水 Water Mizu Oyu (hot water) Sui http://answers.Yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20061130175943AABGRFJ http://www.saiga-jp.com/cgi-bin/dic.cgi?m=search&sc=0&f=0&j=mizu&g=&e=&s=&rt=0&start=1&sid=1247258015_62716

Answer 4

火竜 /ka ryuu/ means 'fire dragon' in Japanese.

Answer 5

The Japanese word for fire is 火災 kasai, faia, houka, hi, hinote, kaki, gogyou, kaji.

Answer 6

hi no inu

Answer 7

Gōka