English–Japanese
“ground” in Japanese
How to say “ground” in Japanese
“Ground” in Japanese is 地面 (jimen).
Refers to the solid surface beneath people and things, especially outdoors.
Example sentences with 地面
公園の地面に小石があります。kō en no ji men ni ko ishi ga a ri ma su
There is a small stone on the ground in the park.
子どもたちが地面にチョークで絵を描いています。ko do mo ta chi ga ji men ni chō ku de e o ega i te i ma su
The children are drawing pictures on the ground with chalk.
Tips for using 地面
- In everyday Japanese, 地面 (jimen) usually means outdoor ground, while a room's floor is 床 (yuka, "floor").
Other Japanese words for “ground”
雪で地上が白くなりました。yuki de chi jō ga shiro ku na ri ma shi ta
The ground turned white with snow.
この土地は地盤が固いです。ko no to chi wa ji ban ga kata i de su
The ground here is firm.