She gets jealous right away when he talks to other women.
そんなことで焼きもちを焼かないでよ。
Don't be jealous over something like that.
roasted rice cake; yakimochi
A grilled or toasted mochi rice cake, often eaten with soy sauce or sweet toppings. The food sense is distinct from the jealousy sense, though the kanji are the same.
冬は焼きもちを食べると体が温まる。
In winter, eating roasted rice cakes warms you up.
おばあちゃんが焼きもちを作ってくれた。
My grandmother made roasted rice cakes for me.
She gets jealous as soon as he talks to other women.
On New Year's Day I ate roasted mochi with soy sauce.
The younger sister is always jealous of her older sister.
Full kanji spelling; less common than 焼きもち or kana, but still encountered.
Search-only abbreviated kanji form; rarely used in practice.