English–Japanese

“pickled dried plum” in Japanese

Japanese

Pronunciation

Romajiumeboshi

Example

この梅干しは少し酸っぱいです。ko no ume bo shi wa suko shi su ppa i de su

This pickled dried plum is a little sour.

Illustration for 梅干し (pickled dried plum)

How to say “pickled dried plum” in Japanese

“Pickled dried plum” in Japanese is 梅干し (umeboshi).

Refers to a plum preserved in salt and dried until it develops a strongly sour and salty taste.

Full entry for 梅干し: usage tips, similar words and word origin

Example sentences with 梅干し

おにぎりの具に梅干しを選びました。o ni gi ri no gu ni ume bo shi o era bi ma shi ta

I chose a pickled dried plum as the filling for my rice ball.

Tips for using 梅干し

  • In English, the food term umeboshi often appears in descriptions of rice balls, where a single piece adds a sharp salty-sour flavor.

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