海胆 - uni | eevy Japanese Dictionary

Word Pronunciation

18 Variants Available

Essential 9 items

海胆うにじゃない

unijanai

The negative form

1. Not sea urchin.

Noun

#103252

海胆うにだった

unidatta

The past form

1. Was a sea urchin.

Noun

#106960

海胆うにで

unide

て-form: Used to connect clauses, make requests, or chain actions

1. With sea urchin.; Using sea urchin.

Noun

#102335

海胆うにの

unino

Attributive form: modifies a following noun

1. Sea urchin's; Of sea urchin

Noun

#100965

海胆うにじゃありません

unijārimasen

The polite negative form

1. It is not a sea urchin.

Noun

#106365

海胆うにじゃないです

unijanaidesu

The polite negative form

1. It's not sea urchin.

Noun

#104728

海胆うにでした

unideshita

The polite past form

1. Was a sea urchin.

Noun

#106994

海胆うにです

unidesu

The polite form

1. Sea urchin.

Noun

#102985

海胆うにではありません

unidewārimasen

The polite negative form

1. It is not a sea urchin.

Noun

#105362

Common 6 items

海胆うにじゃなかった

unijanakatta

The past negative form

1. Wasn't sea urchin.

Noun

#103667

海胆うにだろう

unidarō

Expresses probability ("probably…")

1. Probably a sea urchin.

Noun

#108564

海胆うにじゃありませんでした

unijārimasendeshita

The polite, past negative form

1. It was not a sea urchin.

Noun

#103514

海胆うにじゃなかったです

unijanakattadesu

The polite, past negative form

1. It wasn't sea urchin.

Noun

#100139

海胆うにでしょう

unideshō

Expresses probability in a polite manner ("probably…")

1. Probably sea urchin.

Noun

#100891

海胆うにではありませんでした

unidewārimasendeshita

The polite, past negative form

1. Was not a sea urchin.

Noun

#103805

Advanced 3 items

海胆うにだったら

unidattara

The "-tara" conditional form ("if/when…")

1. If it were a sea urchin; When it's a sea urchin

Noun

#103957

海胆うにであれば

unideareba

The "-eba" conditional form ("if/when…")

1. If it were a sea urchin; When it is a sea urchin

Noun

#104179

海胆うになら

uninara

The "-nara" conditional form ("if/when…")

1. If it's sea urchin; When it's sea urchin

Noun

#105507

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