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一口カツ (ひとくちカツ) Japanese meaning | Kotomora
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れ
まし
た
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I put bite-sized cutlets in the bento.
The bite-sized cutlets at this izakaya are tender and delicious.
Related words カツ カツ is a general cutlet, while 一口カツ specifically refers to small, bite-sized pieces.
一ひと 口くち 一口 means 'one bite' or 'mouthful'; here it describes the size of the cutlet.
Written forms 一ひと 口くち カツ
Standard kanji-katakana spelling.
一ひと 口くち かつ
Hiragana variant of the katakana part; less common but still seen.
Etymology Formed from 一口, “one bite,” and カツ, a shortening of カツレツ; カツレツ ultimately comes from English cutlet.