Translation guide
A flowering plant native to Japan, Camellia sasanqua, known for its fragrant autumn and winter blooms. The Japanese word is the same as the English loanword.
Referring to the Camellia sasanqua plant or its blossoms.
The standard Japanese name for the sasanqua camellia. Written in katakana or kanji (山茶花), but katakana is common in everyday use.
Sasanquas are blooming in the garden.
The kanji form of sasanqua. Often used in literary or formal contexts, such as poetry or botanical descriptions.
山茶花は冬の季語です。
Sasanqua is a winter season word in haiku.