Japanese

Avarice in Japanese is 強欲 (gōyoku). 強欲 refers to an excessive or inordinate desire for gain.

The English phrase “I cooked” is expressed in Japanese as 料理しました. This phrase is used to state that you have prepared a meal.

The Japanese word for eggplant is 茄子. The word refers to the edible fruit of the eggplant plant.

The English phrase “last weekend” is translated into Japanese as 先週末.

The English phrase iron sand is 砂鉄 in Japanese. 砂鉄 is used to refer to iron sand.

The English phrase “dyed hair” is translated into Japanese as 染めた髪.

The English phrase “I have feelings” can be expressed in Japanese as 気持ちがある.

The English word “sorceress” is translated into Japanese as 魔女. The term is used to refer to a female wizard.

The English phrase “too slow” is expressed in Japanese as 遅すぎる.

The Japanese word 術 (jutsu) translates to “jutsu” in English. In modern Japanese, 術 is rarely used as a standalone word.