Word Meaning 盛り
もり
mori
盛り is read as もり (mori) and means chilled soba served on a dish (often on a wicker basket or in a shallow steaming basket) with dipping sauce.
Meaning
English
- chilled soba served on a dish (often on a wicker basket or in a shallow steaming basket) with dipping sauce
- serving (of food)
- helping
Reading
Kana
もり
Romaji
mori
Writing Variants
- 盛 もり mori
Stroke Sequence
2 Characters • 13 Total StrokesStudy Signals and Categories
Related Vocabulary
Max. 12Example Sentences
10街は祭りで大いに盛り上がった。
まちはまつりでおおいにもりあがった。
The town got very lively because of the festival.
景気が少しずつ盛り返してきた。
けいきがすこしずつもりかえしてきた。
The economy has started to recover little by little.
今が一年で最も花の盛りだ。
いまがいちねんでもっともはなのさかりだ。
Now is the peak of the flower season for the year.
彼は今男盛りだ。
He is now in the prime of manhood.
彼は働き盛りだ。
He is in the prime of life.
スイカは今が出盛りだ。
Watermelons are in season now.
桜の花が真っ盛りです。
The cherry blossoms are at their best.
市場は盛り返してきた。
The market rallied.
さあ、みんなで盛り上がろう！
Let's party!
彼女は三十五歳の女盛りだ。
She is 35 years old and in the prime of life.