English–Korean
“chrysanthemum” in Korean
Korean
Pronunciation
Romanizationkukwa
Example
할머니가 국화를 좋아하세요.hal meo ni ga ku kwa reul cho a ha se yo
Grandma likes chrysanthemums.
How to say “chrysanthemum” in Korean
“Chrysanthemum” in Korean is 국화 (kukwa).
A showy autumn flower with many possible petal shapes and colors, often grown for decoration.
Example sentences with 국화
창가에 국화가 피었어요.chang ga e ku kwa ga pi eo sseo yo
A chrysanthemum has bloomed by the window.
Tips for using 국화
- Mum is a familiar short form for chrysanthemum in some English-speaking regions, but chrysanthemum is the clearest choice for learners everywhere.