Translation guide
The branched, bony growth on the head of deer and related animals. In Japanese, the general word is 角 (つの), which also means 'horn'. To specify 'antler', you can use 枝角 (えだづの) or describe it as 鹿の角 (しかのつの).
Referring to an antler as a physical object, typically from a deer.
The most common word for both 'horn' and 'antler'. Context usually clarifies which is meant. When referring to deer, it is understood as 'antler'.
Deer antlers are replaced every year.
A deer antler is displayed on the wall.
Literally 'branch horn', this specifically means 'antler' as opposed to a simple horn. Used in biological or precise contexts.
Reindeer antlers branch out greatly.
Explicitly 'deer's horn/antler'. Use this when you need to be clear you're talking about deer antlers.
Crafts made from deer antlers.
Referring to antler used for carving, medicine, or decoration.
Specifically 'deer antler', often used in the context of traditional medicine or crafts.
Deer antler is used in Chinese medicine.
Deer antler craftwork.
This deer antler craft is exquisite.
The Japanese word 角 (つの) means both 'horn' and 'antler'. If you need to be specific, use 枝角 (えだづの) or clarify with 鹿の角 (しかのつの).