English–Japanese
“thick” in Japanese
How to say “thick” in Japanese
“Thick” in Japanese is 厚い (atsui).
Describes something that has a large distance between its two opposite surfaces.
Example sentences with 厚い
冬は厚いコートを着ます。fuyu wa atsu i kō to o ki ma su
I wear a thick coat in winter.
Tips for using 厚い
- The homophones 熱い (atsui) and 暑い (atsui) have different kanji and mean "hot to the touch" and "hot in the weather," while 厚い (atsui) means "thick."
Other Japanese words for “thick”
このえんぴつは太いです。ko no e n pi tsu wa futo i de su
This pencil is thick.
