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tsujii

 

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Tsujii

Definition:

(noun)

  1. Meaning 1: A Japanese surname of significance.
  2. Meaning 2: A term used to describe a traditional art form of pottery originating from the Tsujii region in Japan.
  3. Meaning 3: A colloquial term in Japan for a skilled craftsman or artisan.
  4. Meaning 4: A type of smoked fish cake found in certain Japanese cuisines.

(verb)

  1. Meaning 1: To engage in pottery-making in the style or tradition of Tsujii.
  2. Meaning 2: To showcase exceptional craftsmanship or skill in a particular field.

(adjective)

  1. Meaning 1: Pertaining to or originating from the Tsujii region in Japan.
  2. Meaning 2: Describing an artistic work or product that exemplifies the characteristics of traditional Tsujii pottery.

Sample Sentences:

(noun)

  1. My best friend's last name is Tsujii.
  2. I visited the Tsujii pottery exhibition and was mesmerized by the intricate designs.
  3. In olden times, a tsujii was highly regarded for their impeccable skills.
  4. The local Japanese restaurant serves delicious tsujii as a popular appetizer.

(verb)

  1. She decided to tsujii as a way to preserve the traditional art of pottery.
  2. The young artist's work truly tsujii and captures the essence of the bygone era.

(adjective)

  1. The Tsujii region produces some of the finest ceramics in Japan.
  2. The antique shop displays an impressive collection of tsujii pottery.

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