How to say hoshi in Japanese

ほしhoshi

noun:

  • star; any light-emitting (or reflecting) heavenly body (except for the sun and the moon)
  • offender; perpetrator - police slang - slang
  • star point (in go); hoshi; intersection marked with a dot
  • circular symbol (said to be shaped like a shining star)
  • bullseye
  • one's star (out of the nine stars); the star that determines one's fate 九星
  • small dot; spot
  • point; score - Sumo term

Example Sentences

夜空yozoranihoshigaきらきらkirakira輝いていたkagayaiteita
Stars were twinkling in the sky.
夜空yozoraにはnihahoshi一つhitotsu見えなかったmienakatta
Not a star was to be seen in the sky.
夜空yozoraniきらきらkirakira光っているhikatteiruhoshiha宝石housekiのようにnoyouni見えましたmiemashita
The stars twinkling in the night sky looked like jewels.
yoruhaそこsokodeha東京toukyouよりyoriたくさんtakusannohoshiga見えるmieru
At night we can see more stars there than in Tokyo.
yorunosoranihoshiga現れaraware始めたhajimeta
Some stars began to appear in the night sky.

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