How to Say “Gama” in Japanese

ガマ
ガマ is the Japanese word for gama.

Did you know?

  • The word gama can also refer to a traditional kiln or oven used for firing ceramics. These structures are essential to the history of Japanese pottery.
  • In traditional Japanese art, the gama is sometimes depicted as a guardian or a creature capable of bringing wealth due to its association with 'swallowing' gold.
  • Beyond animals, ガマ is the name for a species of tall and wayward 'cogon grass'.

Example conversation

Hiyori and Ren are looking at a pond in a park.

  1. 陽葵 Himari

    見て、蓮!あそこにガマがいるよ。
    Mite, Ren! Asoko ni gama ga iru yo.
    Look, Ren! There is a toad over there.
  2. 蓮 Ren

    本当だ。ずいぶん大きいガマだね。
    Hontou da. Zuibun ookii gama da ne.
    You're right. That's a pretty big toad.
  3. 陽葵 Himari

    どこへ行こうとしているのかな。
    Doko e ikou to shite iru no kana.
    I wonder where it's trying to go.
  4. 蓮 Ren

    あっちの草むらに入ったよ。
    Acchi no kusamura ni haitta yo.
    It went into those bushes over there.
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