～歌
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Suffix attached to nouns or phrases to indicate a song about that subject. For example, 『春の歌』 (haru no uta, 'song of spring') or 『子供の歌』 (kodomo no uta, 'children's song').
Theme
At a local music café, User and their friend Mika are discussing favorite songs and artists while enjoying coffee.
～歌
～うた
song of ~
Culture & SocietyEntertainment & Media
Memory Hook
Imagine a song about a specific theme, like a 'love song' or 'school song'. 'Song of ~' → think of 『歌』 (uta) as 'you-ta' singing a song to remember it means 'song of'.
Cultural Note
In Japanese music and media, 『～歌』 (～uta) is used to denote songs related to a particular subject, such as 『校歌』 (kou-ka, 'school song') or 『愛の歌』 (ai no uta, 'love song').
Forms
Base: ～歌Suffix attached to nouns or phrases to indicate a song about that subject. For example, 『春の歌』 (haru no uta, 'song of spring') or 『子供の歌』 (kodomo no uta, 'children's song').