ユズリハ
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Meanings
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false daphne; yuzuriha
usually written using kana alone
A tree native to East Asia, Daphniphyllum macropodum. Its name comes from the way old leaves fall after new ones appear, as if 'yielding' (譲る). Often planted as a symbol of generational succession.
I planted a yuzuriha tree in the garden.
When new leaves appear on the yuzuriha, the old leaves fall.