Translation guide
Describes something thick, dense, and spreading, like hair, fur, or plants.
Describing hair, fur, eyebrows, or a tail that is thick, full, and sticks out.
A mimetic word for something soft, thick, and fluffy, like hair, fur, or a tail. Very common and natural.
Describing plants, bushes, or trees that are thick with many branches or leaves.
The past tense of 茂る (to grow thick), used as an adjective meaning 'dense' or 'bushy' for plants.
あの犬はしっぽがふさふさしている。
That dog has a bushy tail.
He has bushy eyebrows.
Describes hair or fur that is thick, tangled, or unruly. Often used for messy or curly bushy hair.
His hair is bushy and messy.
Describes hair, grass, or weeds growing thick and wild. Often implies overgrowth or neglect.
The garden is overgrown with bushy weeds.
Bushy shrubs blocked the path.
A mimetic word for something rounded and thick, like a bushy tree or a mound of leaves.
There is a bushy tree in the park.
Describes something thick and shaggy, like overgrown plants or unkempt hair. Less common for plants.
A cat is hiding in the bushy thicket.