English–Japanese
“mound” in Japanese
How to say “mound” in Japanese
“Mound” in Japanese is 塚 (tsuka).
Describes a raised mass of earth that stands above the surrounding ground, whether formed naturally or made by people.
Example sentences with 塚
発掘調査で古代の塚が見つかりました。hak kutsu chō sa de ko dai no tsuka ga mi tsu ka ri ma shi ta
An ancient mound was found during an archaeological excavation.
Tips for using 塚
- In place names and historical terms, 塚 (tsuka) often preserves the idea of an earthen mound built as a marker or burial site.
Other Japanese words for “mound”
投手がマウンドからボールを投げます。tō shu ga ma u n do ka ra bō ru o na ge ma su
The pitcher throws the ball from the mound.