How to Say “Scorpio” in Japanese

蠍座
sasoriza
The Japanese word for the astrological sign Scorpio is 蠍座 (sasoriza).
蠍座 is used to refer to the Scorpio zodiac sign.
Meaning: astrological sign (name)

How does it change in a sentence?

The term is a noun and does not change its form for plural or case in standard usage.

How do you pronounce it?

sasoriza

Did you know?

  • Japanese fortune-telling often blends Western zodiac signs like 蠍座 with the traditional Chinese lunar zodiac, meaning a person might identify as both a 'Scorpio' and a 'Rabbit'.
  • In Japanese manga and anime, the 蠍座 sign is sometimes used as a visual shorthand to signal that a character is mysterious, secretive or dangerous.
  • In Japanese, the character 座 (za) is used not only for constellations but also to denote a physical stage or a formal seat in traditional arts.

Examples in context

  • 黄道十二星座は次の通りです:牡羊座・牡牛座・双子座・蟹座・獅子座・乙女座・天秤座・蠍座・射手座・山羊座・水瓶座・魚座。
    The twelve signs of the Zodiac are: Aries, Taurus, Gemini, Cancer, Leo, Virgo, Libra, Scorpio, Sagittarius, Capricorn, Aquarius and Pisces.
    This sentence is useful for seeing how to list the twelve signs of the Zodiac, including 蠍座.
    Tatoeba #10308986 by small_snow, translation #3089471 by Hybrid
  • さそり座だよ。 (Sasoriza da yo.)
    I'm a Scorpio.
  • 蠍座の人は情熱的だそうです。
    Sasoriza no hito wa jounetsuteki da sou desu.
    I heard that people born under Scorpio are passionate.
  • 夜空に蠍座が見えます。
    Yozora ni Sasoriza ga miemasu.
    I can see Scorpio in the night sky.

Example conversation

Kenta and Yui are talking about their birthdays.

  1. 健太 Kenta

    結衣さんは何座ですか?
    Yui-san wa nanza desu ka?
    What sign are you, Yui?
  2. 結衣 Yui

    私は蠍座です。健太さんは?
    Watashi wa Sasoriza desu. Kenta-san wa?
    I am a Scorpio. How about you, Kenta?
  3. 健太 Kenta

    僕は獅子座ですよ。
    Boku wa Shishiza desu yo.
    I am a Leo.
  4. 結衣 Yui

    そうなんですね!
    Sō nan desu ne!
    Oh, I see!

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