burnable garbage; combustible waste
Refers to household waste that can be incinerated, as opposed to non-burnable or recyclable trash. Common in municipal waste sorting terminology.
Please put out burnable garbage every Tuesday.
Please separate burnable and non-burnable garbage.
燃えるごみ is combustible household waste collected on regular days, unlike 粗大ごみ, which is oversized items requiring special pickup and a fee.
資源ごみ is waste sorted out for recycling (paper, cans, bottles), while 燃えるごみ is ordinary burnable trash collected on a different day.
生ゴミ is wet organic food waste specifically, while 燃えるゴミ is the broader category of burnable trash that can include paper and other combustibles.
Standard mixed kanji-katakana spelling commonly seen on garbage collection signs and schedules.
Hiragana variant for ごみ; equally common in municipal contexts.
Compound of 燃える (moeru, 'to burn') and ゴミ (gomi, 'garbage'). A straightforward modern term for burnable waste.