Results, _桜

やまざくらyamazakuraヤマザクラYAMAZAKURA

noun:

  • mountain cherry (Cerasus jamasakura)
はざくらhazakura

noun:

  • cherry tree in leaf; cherry tree whose blossoms have fallen, revealing the young leaves
よざくらyozakura

noun:

  • cherry trees at evening
いとざくらitozakura

noun:

  • droopy-branch cherry tree
かばざくらkabazakuraかにわざくらkaniwazakura

noun:

  • ornamental variety of double weeping rosebud cherry かばざくら 江戸彼岸
  • any cherry tree with birch-like bark
  • Japanese bird cherry (Prunus grayana) - archaism 上溝桜
ふゆざくらfuyuzakuraフユザカラFUYUZAKARA

noun:

  • winter cherry (Prunus parvifolia)
  • winter cherry blossoms
うばざくらubazakura

noun:

  • faded beauty
においざくらnioizakuraニオイザクラNIOIZAKURA

noun:

  • cherry tree with fragrant flowers
みざくらmizakura

noun:

さとざくらsatozakura

noun:

  • any oriental variety of cherry tree descended from the Oshima cherry 大島桜
かすみざくらkasumizakuraカスミザクラKASUMIZAKURA

noun:

  • Korean hill cherry (Prunus verecunda)
まめざくらmamezakuraマメザクラMAMEZAKURA

noun:

はつざくらhatsuzakuraold

noun:

  • first cherry blossom of the year
かんおうkan'ou

noun:

  • cherry blossom viewing
みねざくらminezakuraミネザクラMINEZAKURA

noun:

  • Japanese alpine cherry (Prunus nipponica)
あだざくらadazakura

noun:

  • ephemeral (easily scattered) cherry blossom; fickle woman
つがざくらtsugazakuraツガザクラTSUGAZAKURA

noun:

  • mountain heath (Phyllodoce nipponica)
いぬざくらinuzakuraイヌザクラINUZAKURA

noun:

  • Prunus buergeriana (species of flowering cherry)
かんざくらkanzakuraカンザクラKANZAKURA

noun:

あきざくらakizakuraアキザクラAKIZAKURA

noun:

しばざくらshibazakuraシバザクラSHIBAZAKURA

noun:

  • moss phlox (Phlox subulata); moss pink

Kanji

オウOUヨウYOUさくらsakura

cherry


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