English–Japanese
“artificial” in Japanese
How to say “artificial” in Japanese
“Artificial” in Japanese is 人工 (jinkō).
Describes something made or brought about by human skill rather than occurring naturally.
Example sentences with 人工
この公園には人工の滝があります。ko no kō en ni wa jin kō no taki ga a ri ma su
There is an artificial waterfall in this park.
Tips for using 人工
- In Japanese, 人工 (jinkō) often comes before a noun in compounds such as 人工湖 (jinkōko), while English usually uses artificial as an adjective in the same position.
Other Japanese words for “artificial”
この石は人造のダイヤモンドです。ko no ishi wa jin zō no da i ya mo n do de su
This stone is an artificial diamond.
