also: はいとり
noun
fly-catching tool; flytrap; flypaper
Refers to devices or substances for catching flies, such as sticky flypaper, fly traps, or fly swatters. Often used in compound names like ハエ取り紙 (flypaper) or ハエ取りリボン (fly ribbon).
夏になると、台所にハエ取りを吊るす。
In summer, I hang a fly catcher in the kitchen.
このハエ取りは粘着シートでハエを捕まえる。
This flytrap catches flies with a sticky sheet.
noun
jumping spider
Abbreviation of ハエトリグモ (jumping spider). Used in casual or compound contexts; the full form is more common in formal or scientific settings.
See also: ハエトリグモ
壁に小さなハエ取りがいた。
There was a small jumping spider on the wall.
ハエ取りは巣を張らずに獲物に飛びかかる。
Jumping spiders pounce on prey without spinning webs.
Kanji spelling using 蠅; also read はいとり.
Alternate reading はいとり for the kanji spelling.
Abbreviated kanji spelling; also read はいとり.
Alternate reading はいとり for the abbreviated kanji spelling.
Abbreviated kanji spelling; also read はいとり.
Alternate reading はいとり for the abbreviated kanji spelling.
Kanji spelling using 蝿; also read はいとり.
Alternate reading はいとり for the kanji spelling.
Compound of ハエ (fly) and 取り (catching), from the verb 取る (to take/catch). The abbreviation sense for jumping spider comes from ハエトリグモ.