Translation guide
The Plow is a specific proper noun, likely referring to a well-known constellation (the Big Dipper) or a historical/agricultural implement. This guide focuses on how to refer to it in Japanese depending on context.
Referring to the asterism known as the Plow or Big Dipper in English.
The standard Japanese name for the Big Dipper, literally 'Northern Dipper Seven Stars'. This is the most common and natural way to refer to the constellation.
Tonight, the Big Dipper is clearly visible.
Short for 北斗七星, used in compounds or more poetic contexts. Often seen in names like 北斗の拳 (Fist of the North Star).
Fist of the North Star is a popular manga.
Referring to the farming implement used for tilling soil.
Referring to a vehicle or device for clearing snow.
Attach the plow to the tractor.
A truck equipped with a snowplow.