Translation guide
A specific species of bat native to East Asia, commonly found in Japan. The standard Japanese term is introduced, along with taxonomic and descriptive alternatives.
Referring to the Japanese house bat or Japanese pipistrelle as a specific animal.
The standard common name for the Japanese house bat. Literally 'oil bat', referring to its oily fur.
The Japanese house bat can be found all over Japan.
Literally 'house bat', a direct translation of the English name. Less common than アブラコウモリ but easily understood.
The house bat roosts in places like the attics of houses.
Refers to the genus Pipistrellus. Used in scientific or taxonomic contexts.
The genus Pipistrellus includes many species.