並なみ木き道みち

also: なみきじ

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Freq.FrequencyTop 100,000

Meanings

1

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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This tree-lined street is very beautiful with autumn leaves in the fall.

パリのシャンゼリゼ通どおりは有ゆう名めいな並なみ木き道みちだ。

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

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.

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

Formed from 並木, “a row of trees,” and 道, “road,” hence a road or avenue lined with trees.