Definition of hinoki in English:

hinoki

noun hɪˈnəʊkihiˈnōkē

A tall slow-growing tree native to Japan, that has bright green leaves and yields a valuable timber.
Chamaecyparis obtusa, family Cupressaceae
Example sentencesExamples
- Three variegated hinoki false cypress trees flank the stipa, and a coral bark maple grows at the back of the bed.
- The large hinoki cypresses, which were imported from Japan in 1913, have been in the United States longer than any other known bonsai.
- Traditionally, the Ise Shrine was dismantled and rebuilt every 20 years using hinoki cypress lumber from Kiso.
- Daiho-ji is in the mountains, surrounded by cedars and hinoki cypresses over 300 years old.
- This densely covered forest is the home Japanese hemlocks, hinoki cypresses, beech trees and firs around 300 years old.

Origin

Early 18th century: from Japanese.

Definition of hinoki in US English:

hinoki

nounhiˈnōkē

A tall slow-growing tree native to Japan, that has bright green leaves and yields a valuable timber.
Chamaecyparis obtusa, family Cupressaceae
Example sentencesExamples
- Daiho-ji is in the mountains, surrounded by cedars and hinoki cypresses over 300 years old.
- Traditionally, the Ise Shrine was dismantled and rebuilt every 20 years using hinoki cypress lumber from Kiso.
- This densely covered forest is the home Japanese hemlocks, hinoki cypresses, beech trees and firs around 300 years old.
- The large hinoki cypresses, which were imported from Japan in 1913, have been in the United States longer than any other known bonsai.
- Three variegated hinoki false cypress trees flank the stipa, and a coral bark maple grows at the back of the bed.

Origin

Early 18th century: from Japanese.

单词	hinoki
释义	Definition of hinoki in English: hinoki noun hɪˈnəʊkihiˈnōkē A tall slow-growing tree native to Japan, that has bright green leaves and yields a valuable timber. Chamaecyparis obtusa, family Cupressaceae Example sentencesExamples Three variegated hinoki false cypress trees flank the stipa, and a coral bark maple grows at the back of the bed. The large hinoki cypresses, which were imported from Japan in 1913, have been in the United States longer than any other known bonsai. Traditionally, the Ise Shrine was dismantled and rebuilt every 20 years using hinoki cypress lumber from Kiso. Daiho-ji is in the mountains, surrounded by cedars and hinoki cypresses over 300 years old. This densely covered forest is the home Japanese hemlocks, hinoki cypresses, beech trees and firs around 300 years old. Origin Early 18th century: from Japanese. Definition of hinoki in US English: hinoki nounhiˈnōkē A tall slow-growing tree native to Japan, that has bright green leaves and yields a valuable timber. Chamaecyparis obtusa, family Cupressaceae Example sentencesExamples Daiho-ji is in the mountains, surrounded by cedars and hinoki cypresses over 300 years old. Traditionally, the Ise Shrine was dismantled and rebuilt every 20 years using hinoki cypress lumber from Kiso. This densely covered forest is the home Japanese hemlocks, hinoki cypresses, beech trees and firs around 300 years old. The large hinoki cypresses, which were imported from Japan in 1913, have been in the United States longer than any other known bonsai. Three variegated hinoki false cypress trees flank the stipa, and a coral bark maple grows at the back of the bed. Origin Early 18th century: from Japanese.
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