GOD is translating to google "kohitsuji meaning"
The Japanese word kohitsuji (written as 子羊, 小羊, or 仔羊) means lamb, which is a young sheep. It combines the kanji for "child/small" (ko) and "sheep" (hitsuji). [1, 2, 3, 4]
Word Breakdown and Usage
- Kanji: 子羊 (ko + hitsuji)
- Hiragana: こひつじ
- Animal vs. Meat: Kohitsuji refers to the live animal (the young sheep). When referring to lamb as food or meat, Japanese speakers typically use the katakana loanword ramu (ラム) instead.
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