ふりかけ(ふりかけ、furikake)
- rice seasoning
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KA
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ふりかけ (ふりかけ, romaji: furikake) means "rice seasoning" in Japanese. It is a N2 High-level Noun word.
| Meaning: | rice seasoning |
| Level: | N2 High |
| Lexical Category: | Noun (名詞) |
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ふりかけ is a Japanese food condiment, typically a dry mixture sprinkled over rice. It's used to add flavor, color, and texture to plain white rice, making it more appetizing, especially for children. It comes in a wide variety of flavors and ingredients.
⚫︎ご飯にふりかけをかける。 Translation: I sprinkle ふりかけ on the rice. ⚫︎子供はふりかけご飯が大好きです。 Translation: Children love rice with ふりかけ. ⚫︎色々な種類のふりかけがありますね。 Translation: There are many different kinds of ふりかけ, aren't there?
• ふりかけ is used when you want to enhance the taste of rice or add a visual appeal to it. • It's commonly used at home during mealtimes, especially breakfast and lunch. • You can use ふりかけ when talking about this food item.
• ふりかけ is typically written in hiragana: ふりかけ. • It's not usually written in katakana or kanji. • There are no variations in okurigana.
There aren't many direct synonyms for ふりかけ. It's a unique type of food seasoning.
There are no direct antonyms for ふりかけ, as it is a specific food item. However, something like "plain rice" could be considered an opposite.
朝ご飯に、ふりかけご飯を食べました。 ・Translation: I ate rice with ふりかけ for breakfast. ・Explanation: This sentence describes the use of ふりかけ to flavor rice at breakfast.
お弁当に、ふりかけを忘れずに持って行った。 ・Translation: I didn't forget to take ふりかけ in my lunchbox. ・Explanation: This sentence describes including ふりかけ in a packed lunch for additional flavor.
The word ふりかけ comes from the verb 振り掛ける (ふりかける), which means "to sprinkle" or "to scatter." The “-け” is a grammatical form for a noun of verb. Therefore, ふりかけ is what you "sprinkle" on something.