How to say 'Soaked' in Japanese | びしょびしょ

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The Japanese word for Soaked is 'Bishobisho', written as びしょびしょ in Japanese.

word

びしょびしょ

Meaning

Soaked

Reading

Bishobisho

Explanation

The Japanese adjectival noun 'びしょびしょ (bishobisho)' describes something that is completely soaked or drenched, often with water. It is commonly used to describe clothes, hair, or other objects that have absorbed a lot of liquid. For example: My clothes are soaked from the rain「服がびしょびしょだ」(ふくがびしょびしょだ). The towel is drenched「タオルがびしょびしょだ」(タオルがびしょびしょだ). This word conveys a strong sense of wetness and is often used in casual conversation.

Part Of Speech

adjectival noun

Frequency

6787

Composition

hiragana

Handwriting

Hiragana in the Word びしょびしょ

This word contains 3 Hiragana characters :

hiragana

び

Reading

hiragana

し

Reading

Shi

hiragana

しょ

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Sho

hiragana

よ

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'Bishobisho' means 'Soaked' .

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