Translation and Meaning of: 見晴らし - miharashi

The word「見晴らし」(miharashi) refers to the view or panorama of a landscape, especially when talking about a broad and unobstructed sight. This can be the scenery seen from the top of a hill, from a tall building, or even from an observation deck. The word evokes images of stunning scenes and picturesque settings, which are often popular tourist spots or sites of natural interest.

Etymologically, the word is composed of three elements: 「見」 (mi), which means "to see" or "sight"; 「晴」 (hara), which can be translated as "clear" or "bright"; and the grammatical particle 「し」 (shi), which acts as a connector. Together, these components express the idea of "a clear vision," highlighting the main aspect of this Japanese term.

The origin of the word dates back to ancient times, when the observation of landscapes was a central element in Japanese culture and art. During the Edo period, for example, contemplating landscapes was a common activity among the nobility and is frequently depicted in traditional artworks. On clear days, a good 「見晴らし」 not only provided aesthetic pleasure but also a sense of tranquility and connection with nature.

In daily use, 「見晴らし」 is a word frequently used by outdoor activity enthusiasts, tourists, and photographers. It encapsulates the wonder and appreciation felt when witnessing beautiful natural or urban landscapes. Whether on walks or expeditions, capturing a good "miharashi" is a valued achievement that often finds a special place in memory albums or photographic records.

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Synonyms and similar words

  • 眺め (nagame) - View or panorama in a general sense, often referring to something pleasant to look at.
  • ビュー (byū) - Term in English that refers to a specific view or perspective, often used in modern or technological contexts.
  • パノラマ (panorama) - A wide view or visual representation that encompasses a large angle.
  • 景色 (keshiki) - Landscape refers to natural or urban views, highlighting their aesthetic aspect.
  • 眺望 (chabou) - It refers to an elevated view or the observation of something that extends over a long distance, usually more contemplative.

Related words

風景

fuukei

cenário

眺め

nagame

cena; vista; perspectiva; perspectiva

展望

tenbou

vision; perspective; perspective

視野

shiya

field of vision; perspective

景色

keshiki

cenário; cena; paisagem

見晴らし

Romaji: miharashi
Kana: みはらし
Type: noun
L: jlpt-n1

Translation / Meaning: visualizar

Meaning in English: view

Definition: A view from a certain point.

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How to Write in Japanese - (見晴らし) miharashi

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Example Sentences - (見晴らし) miharashi

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この山頂からの見晴らしは素晴らしいです。

Kono sanchou kara no miharashi wa subarashii desu

The view from this mountain top is wonderful.

The view from this dome is wonderful.

  • この - indica proximidade, neste caso, "este"
  • 山頂 - "sancho", top of the mountain
  • から - kara, from
  • の - particle of possession, in this case, "of"
  • 見晴らし - "miharashi", panoramic view
  • は - topic particle, in this case "about"
  • 素晴らしい - "subarashii", wonderful
  • です - polite way of "being"

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見晴らし