Translation
hanībajjā means "Honey Badger" in English.
It's a katakanization, a loan-word.
hanībajjā is normally written with katakana, as ハニーバッジャー.
hanībajjā written with hiragana is はにーばっじゃー.
hanībajjā does not have kanji. hanībajjā written with hiragana is はにーばっじゃー.
| Romaji | ha | nii | ba | jjaa | |||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Katakana | ハ | ニ | ー | バ | ッ | ジャ | ー |
| Hiragana | は | に | ー | ば | っ | じゃ | ー |
| Meaning | Honey | Badger | |||||
Orthography Notes
- haniibajjaa is another way to romanize this word.
- ジャ is a compound kana representing a single syllable with multiple characters.
- ッジャ contains a small tsu ッ which makes the consonant of the syllable longer.
- ニー and ッジャー contain a long dash called the prolonged sound mark which makes the vowel of the syllable longer.
Synonyms
Scientific name: Mellivora capensis.
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