Translation guide
A flowering plant (Rosa chinensis) and its bloom, known in Japanese as コウシンバラ or チョウシュンカ. The term can refer to the plant itself, the flower, or a color resembling its petals.
Referring to the China rose plant, a species of rose native to Southwest China.
The most common Japanese name for Rosa chinensis. Literally 'rose of Kōshin' (an old name for China).
I planted a China rose in the garden.
Literally 'ever-blooming flower', a Chinese-derived name for the China rose, emphasizing its long flowering period.
The China rose is a repeat-blooming rose.
Scientific name used in botanical contexts.
Rosa chinensis is the parent of many garden varieties.
Referring to the bloom of the China rose plant.
Referring to a pinkish-red or deep rose color, like that of a China rose.
A common loanword for a rose-pink color, often used in fashion and design.
She wore a China rose dress.
Deep crimson, a traditional Japanese color term that can describe the hue of a China rose.
Literally 'China rose color', a less common but direct translation.
I painted the wall China rose.
The deep crimson rose is beautiful.