刈かり入いれ

か

り

い

れ

Common word

Meanings

1

noun, noun or participle which takes 'suru', transitive verb

harvest; reaping

Refers to the act of harvesting crops, especially rice. Can be used as a noun or as a suru-verb.

今年ことしの稲いねの刈かり入いれは来らい週しゅうから始はじまる。
This year's rice harvest will start next week.
農のう家かの人ひとたちは朝あさ

早はや

く

から

麦むぎ

を

刈か

り

入い

れ

て

いる

。

The farmers have been harvesting wheat since early morning.

Written forms

刈かり入いれUsage100%
Standard kanji spelling with full okurigana.
刈かり入いれ
Variant with one less okurigana character; less common but still seen.
刈かり入いれ
irregular okurigana
Irregular okurigana usage; not recommended for learners.

Kanji

刈reap, cut, clip
入enter, insert

Similar words

収しゅう穫かく
収穫 is a more general term for harvest or crop yield, while 刈り入れ specifically emphasizes the cutting/reaping action.
取とり入いれ
取り入れ can also mean harvesting, but is broader and can refer to bringing in crops or adopting new ideas.

Etymology

Compound of 刈り (kari, 'cutting/reaping', the continuative form of 刈る) and 入れ (ire, 'putting in', the continuative form of 入れる). Literally 'cutting and putting in', referring to the process of reaping crops and gathering them.