並なみ木き道みち

also: なみきじ

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Freq.FrequencyTop 100,000

Meanings

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noun

tree-lined street; avenue; boulevard

Refers to a road or street lined with trees on both sides, often evoking a scenic or pleasant atmosphere.

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The Champs-Élysées in Paris is a famous tree-lined avenue.

並なみ木き道みち
Standard kanji spelling; the most common written form.
並木路
- なみきみち
  Alternate kanji spelling using 路; also read なみきじ.
- なみきじ
  Rare reading of the alternate spelling; not commonly used.
なみきじ

街がい路ろ樹じゅ
街路樹 refers to the trees planted along streets themselves, while 並木道 refers to the street or road lined with those trees.
並なみ木き
並木 means a row of trees, often along a road, but does not necessarily imply a street; 並木道 specifically means a road with such trees.

Compound of 並木 (namiki, 'row of trees') and 道 (michi, 'road'). The reading なみきじ for 並木路 is a rendaku variant of みち.