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Noun referring to the hard, pointed mouthpart of a bird. Often written as 『くちばし』 (kuchibashi) in hiragana for clarity. Used in phrases like 『鳥の嘴』 (tori no kuchibashi, 'bird's beak').
Theme

At a local park, User and their friend Kenta, a birdwatching enthusiast, observe a sparrow perched on a branch.

くちばし

beak, bill

Nature & EnvironmentAnimals

Memory Hook

Imagine a bird's beak shaped like a 'kuchi' (mouth) but sharper. 'Kuchi' sounds like 'くち' (kuchi, 'mouth'), and a beak is a bird's mouth — think 'beak' as a special mouth for birds.

Cultural Note

In Japanese culture, birds like cranes and sparrows are often depicted in art and folklore, and their beaks are key features. The word 『嘴』 (kuchibashi) is used in birdwatching and nature contexts.

Forms

Base: 嘴Noun referring to the hard, pointed mouthpart of a bird. Often written as 『くちばし』 (kuchibashi) in hiragana for clarity. Used in phrases like 『鳥の嘴』 (tori no kuchibashi, 'bird's beak').