Translation guide
A common low-growing plant with trifoliate leaves and white flower heads, often found in lawns and fields.
Referring to the plant species Trifolium repens.
The most common and natural Japanese name for white clover. Literally 'white claw grass', referring to the shape of the leaves.
A lot of white clover was blooming on the lawn in the park.
The loanword 'clover', commonly used in everyday conversation. Often implies the four-leaf clover, but can refer to white clover in context.
A less common, somewhat old-fashioned name for white clover. Literally 'Dutch genge' (a type of milk vetch).
The children made flower crowns out of clover.
My grandmother called white clover 'orandagenge'.