雪 (yuki) means “snow” | MotiTan Japanese Dictionary

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子どもたちは雪で遊びます。ko do mo ta chi wa yuki de aso bi ma su

The children play in the snow.

子どもたちは雪の日に外で遊びます。ko do mo ta chi wa yuki no hi ni soto de aso bi ma su

The children play outside on snowy days.

Refers to frozen water that falls from the sky or covers the ground in a cold season.

空から降る白い氷の結晶や、それが地面に積もったもの。sora ka ra fu ru shiro i kōri no kes shō ya so re ga ji men ni tsu mo tta mo no

雪 (yuki, "snow") is a native Japanese word inherited from Old Japanese, where yuki is recorded with the same basic meaning.

In everyday English, snow is usually uncountable when it means the frozen precipitation itself, so speakers say "There is snow" rather than "There are snows."