Haarin world languages

LanguageWordPronunciationGenderActions
Japanese 髪かみ kami —
English hair /her/ —
French cheveux /ʃə.vø/ masculine
Italian capelli /kaˈpel.li/ masculine
Spanish pelo /ˈpe.lo/ masculine
Korean 머리카락 meorikarak —
Chinese 头发Traditional 頭髮 tóufa —

Japanese is romanized in Hepburn, Chinese in pinyin, Korean in Revised Romanization; the rest in IPA (Castilian Spanish). Notation

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We found no well-known slang or unwanted meanings for this word in these languages (regional slang is not fully covered).

Language notes

  • Japanese (髪)Sounds the same as 紙 (paper) and 神 (god).
  • English (hair)Body hair is also “hair”.
  • French (cheveux)Hair as a whole is plural; the singular cheveu is a single hair.
  • Italian (capelli)Hair as a whole is plural; the singular capello is a single hair (cappello is a hat).
  • Spanish (pelo)Cabello is a slightly more formal word.
  • Korean (머리카락)In conversation, simply 머리 is common.
  • Chinese (头发)The simplified 发 is also the simplified form of 發 (to issue, develop).