草くさ刈かり

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Common wordFreq.FrequencyTop 50,000

Meanings

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mowing; grass cutting; mower

Refers to the act of cutting grass or weeds, or a person/machine that does it. Often used in contexts like gardening, farming, or landscaping.

草くさ刈かり機きで公こう園えんの草くさを刈かる。

Cut the grass in the park with a mower.

〈場ば所しょ〉の草くさ刈かりをするto mow/cut the grass at a place
毎まい週しゅう末まつ、庭にわの草くさ刈かりをしている。
I mow the garden every weekend.
草くさ刈かりに行いくto go out to cut grass
祖そ父ふは朝あさ早はやくから畑はたけの草くさ刈かりに行いった。
My grandfather went out early in the morning to mow the field.
〈道どう具ぐ〉で草くさ刈かりをするto mow grass using a tool/machine
鎌かまで草くさ刈かりをするのは大たい変へんだ。
Cutting grass with a sickle is hard work.

芝しば刈かり
芝刈り refers specifically to mowing a lawn (芝), while 草刈り covers cutting weeds and wild grass more broadly.
除じょ草そう
除草 emphasizes removing or killing weeds (often with chemicals), while 草刈り specifically means cutting grass down with a blade or machine.

草くさ取とり
草取り means pulling weeds out by hand, whereas 草刈り means cutting grass down with a sickle or machine.
除じょ草そう
草刈り means cutting or mowing grass (often with a scythe or mower), whereas 除草 specifically means removing unwanted weeds.

Compound of 草 (くさ, 'grass') and 刈り (かり, the noun form of 刈る, 'to cut').