“Tooth” in Japanese is 歯 (は), pronounced ha.
Pronunciation
The word has 1 beats (morae), each about the same length. Tap a syllable to hear it, or play the whole word:
How to use it
Tooth or teeth. A dentist is 歯医者 (haisha).
Example sentences
- 歯を磨きます。はをみがきます。I brush my teeth.
- 歯が痛いです。はがいたいです。I have a toothache.
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FAQ
How do you say tooth in Japanese?
Tooth in Japanese is 歯 (は), pronounced “ha”.
How do you write tooth in Japanese?
It's written 歯 with kanji, or は in hiragana. Both are read ha.
Is 歯 on the JLPT?
Yes. 歯 (ha) is a common word at JLPT N5 level, so it's worth learning early.