Translation guide
Describes a V-shaped pattern, mark, or insignia, often used in heraldry, military rank, road markings, or decorative designs.
The general concept of a V-shaped line, stripe, or design element.
Literally 'mountain shape', this is the most common and neutral term for a V-shaped or chevron pattern in various contexts.
The fabric has a chevron pattern.
Means 'V-shaped', often used for physical shapes or formations, like a flock of birds or a road marking.
There is a V-shaped marking on the road.
A traditional Japanese pattern resembling arrow notches, often seen in textiles. It is a specific type of chevron design.
The kimono features a chevron pattern.
A V-shaped stripe or badge indicating rank, especially on uniforms.
A chevron used in coats of arms or family crests.
A V-shaped marking on the road, often indicating a change in direction or a hazard.
Describes a V-shaped road marking. Often used for chevron alignment signs.
There is a chevron road marking before the curve.
General term for arrow markings, which may include chevron-style arrows on roads.
The English word 'chevron' is sometimes used as シェブロン in Japanese, especially in fashion or design. However, 山形 is more natural in everyday contexts.
The sergeant wears chevron insignia.
シェブロンは紋章学でよく使われる。
The chevron is often used in heraldry.
There are arrow markings indicating a lane reduction.