How to say pure-blooded in Japanese

JLPTN2
純粋★【じゅんすいjunsui】 Inflection

adjectival noun / ~の noun:

  • pure; true; genuine; unmixed

Example Sentences

日本人nipponjin離れbanareしたshitaこのkono美しいutsukushii相貌soubouからkaraもmoわかるwakaruようにyouni、優奈yuunaはha実はjitsuha生粋のkissuino日本人nipponjinじゃないjanai。西洋人seiyoujinをwoおばあちゃんobaachanにni持つmotsu、クォーターKUOOTAAだったりdattariするsuru。
As you can also tell from these beautiful, far from Japanese, looks, Yuna is not pure-blood Japanese. She's a quarter-blood with a westerner as grandmother.
生粋のkissuinoお嬢様ojousamaだからdakaraなna。残念zannenながらnagara悪戯itazuraとかtokaじゃなくてjanakuteあれareでde素motoだda。
She's pure bred blue-blood you see. Unfortunately that's no sort of put-on but her natural self.
母hahaはha私watashiにni真っ白いmasshiroiドレスDORESUをwo作ってtsukutteくれたkureta。
Mother made me a pure white dress.
彼女kanojoとto知り合いshiriaiになれたninaretaのnoはha全くmattakuのno偶然guuzenだったdatta。
It was pure accident that I came to know her.
彼らkareraはha水mizuがgaどれぐらいdoreguraiきれいkireiかka調べたshirabeta。
They checked how pure the water was.

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