bean plant remnants; beanstalks and pods; bean husk
Refers to the leftover stalks, pods, and husks after harvesting beans; often used in agricultural or cooking contexts.
Bean plant remnants are used as fertilizer in the fields.
豆殻を乾燥させてから、家畜の餌に混ぜる。
After drying the beanstalks and pods, they are mixed into livestock feed.
豆 refers to the beans themselves, while 豆殻 specifically means the leftover plant parts after harvesting.
殻 is a general term for husk, shell, or hull; 豆殻 is the specific combination for bean husks and plant remnants.
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Standard kanji spelling; 殻 means husk or shell.
Mixed kana spelling; common in everyday writing.
Rare variant using 幹 (trunk/stem); not widely used.
Rare single-character form; mainly found in classical or specialized contexts.
Compound of 豆 (まめ, 'bean') and 殻 (から, 'husk/shell'), with rendaku voicing of から to がら. The spelling 豆幹 uses 幹 ('trunk/stem') to emphasize the stalk portion, while 萁 is a classical Chinese character for bean stalks.