English–Japanese
“rope” in Japanese
How to say “rope” in Japanese
“Rope” in Japanese is 縄 (nawa).
Forms a long, flexible strand by twisting fibers or other thin materials together, allowing it to tie, pull, or support things.
Example sentences with 縄
縄を丸く巻きます。nawa o maru ku ma ki ma su
I wind the rope into a circle.
荷物を縄でしっかり結びました。ni motsu o nawa de shi kka ri musu bi ma shi ta
I tied the luggage securely with a rope.
Tips for using 縄
- In English, rope usually suggests a thicker and stronger material than cord, although the two words overlap in everyday use.
Other Japanese words for “rope”
綱を強く引いてください。tsuna o tsuyo ku hi i te ku da sa i
Please pull the rope hard.
このロープは丈夫です。ko no rō pu wa jō bu de su
This rope is strong.

