シチメンチョウ (shichimenchō) means “turkey”

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弟はシチメンチョウの絵を描きました。otōto wa shi chi me n chō no e o ega ki ma shi ta

My younger brother drew a picture of a turkey.

Describes a large bird from North America whose bare head and neck are distinctive features and which is often kept as food.

ターキーtākī: A loanword for the bird or its meat, commonly used in Western food and holiday contexts.

頭と首が裸で、雄の肉垂が特徴の北アメリカ産の大型の鳥。atama to kubi ga hadaka de osu no niku sui ga toku chō no kita a me ri ka san no ō gata no tori

The Japanese word 七面鳥 (shichimenchō) joins 七面 (shichimen, "seven faces") with 鳥 (chō, "bird"), a name linked to the colors of its bare facial skin.

In the United States, turkey is a traditional Thanksgiving food, so the word often occurs in conversations about holiday meals.