English–Japanese
“fabric” in Japanese
How to say “fabric” in Japanese
“Fabric” in Japanese is 生地 (kiji).
Refers to the underlying material or substance and the feel it has, whether it is woven cloth, unbaked dough, or a material's texture.
Example sentences with 生地
夏は生地の薄い服を選びます。natsu wa ki ji no usu i fuku o era bi ma su
In summer, I choose clothes made of thin fabric.
Tips for using 生地
- In cooking, 生地 (kiji) covers both dough and batter, while English distinguishes the two by consistency.
Other Japanese words for “fabric”
この織物はとても丈夫です。ko no ori mono wa to te mo jō bu de su
This fabric is very durable.
