ぬの
Meanings
Noun
1. cloth; fabric; material; textile
Clothes aren't just plain fabric, you know.
Pitch accent
ぬ
の
Used in vocabulary (34 in total)
piece of cloth
texture; "grain" of a fabric or cloth; direction of the loom or weave in a roll of fabric
fabric; cloth; material
Examples (34 in total)
Kate spread the cloth over the table.
This cloth is smooth.
Cut the cloth diagonally.
Clothes aren't just plain fabric, you know.
Please cover your mouth with a cloth.
This cloth sticks to your skin.
The girl tore the cloth.
This kind of cloth is both cheap and sturdy.
The cloth was dyed bright red.
I glued cloth to the inside of the box.
This cloth feels soft.
My sister bought five yards of cloth.
This cloth is made of cotton.
This cloth absorbs water well.
The beast started running while still holding the cloth in its mouth.
A circular pattern is drawn on that cloth.
My mother was stitching cleaning rags from old cloth.
Why did you tear the cloth instead of cutting it with scissors?
This cloth is superior to that.
We use cloth to make clothes.
She spread a beautiful cloth on a table.
This is a cloth dedicated to polishing silver.
She cut up the cloth to make bandages.
The white cloth was thrown into the air with force.
The contents were wrapped in multiple layers of cloth and paper.
I made a small pouch out of leftover scraps of cloth.
This cloth is good in quality for its price.
She used a damp rag to wipe off the dust.
Just in case, I lay down a cloth so that it is okay even if the soil spills.
I pulled the thread too tight and the fabric puckered.
She was carrying a long, stick-like object wrapped in cloth.
The walls and floor were bare stone; there wasn't a single cloth, let alone a bed.
I don't have the money to tailor such expensive fabric over and over again.
I take the cloth off the forehead, soak it in water, wring it out lightly and put it back.