Japanese claw fern; carrot fern
A fern species (Onychium japonicum) native to Japan and East Asia. The name is used in botanical and gardening contexts.
The Japanese claw fern is a fern that grows well even in shade.
I planted a carrot fern in my garden.
Kanji form is rare and mainly found in botanical contexts; learners should use kana.
Alternate kanji form; even rarer than 立忍.
The name タチシノブ likely derives from 立ち (tachi, 'standing') and シノブ (shinobu, a type of fern), referring to its upright growth habit. The exact origin is uncertain.