List of 1000 categorized Japanese words

In this article we will share a list of 1000 Japanese words separated by category. You will find from verbs, adverbs, adjectives and nouns, all categorized.

that this list is just a . Suki Desu does not recommend learning the Japanese language through memorizing isolated words. For this reason, we recommend reading our: Guia de Estudos para Aprender Japonês.

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Japanese adjectives - shapes

Learn to describe objects and people with shape-related adjectives in japonês, expanding your communication and expression skills in the language. See below a list of Adjetivos em Japonês:

Japanese	Portuguese	Romanization
良い	Good	Ii / yoi
凄い	Incredible	Awesome
素晴らしい	Wonderful	Wonderful
悪い	Bad, inferior	bad
高い	Expensive, high	Takai
低い	Low	Hikui
安い	Cheap	cheap
大きい	Big	Big
小さい	Small	Small
細い	Thin, narrow	Hosoi
太い	Thick (diameter)	Fat
古い	Old, ancient	Old
新しい	New	New
若い	Young	young
軽い	Light, insignificant	Karui
重い	Heavy	Thoughts
易しい	Easy	gentle
難しい	Difficult	Difficult
柔らかい	Soft	soft
硬い/堅い	Hard	Katai
熱い/暑い	Hot	Hot
寒い	Cold	Samui
冷たい	Ice cream	Cold
美味しい	Delicious	Delicious
美味い	Tasty.	Delicious
不味い	Bad (flavor)	Bad taste
甘い	Sweet	Sweet
辛い	Spicy	Spicy
塩辛い	Salgado	Shiokarai
苦い	Bitter	Bitter

Japanese adjectives - feelings

Explore the world of feelings and emotions in Japanese with adjectives that express happiness, sadness, anger and more, enriching your understanding of cultural nuances.

Japanese	Portuguese	Romanization
嬉しい	Happy	Ureshii
悲しい	Sad	Sad
淋しい	Solitaire	Lonely
怖い	Scary	Scary
痛い	Painful	Itai
痒み	Itch	Kayumi
臭い	Smelly	Kusai
辛い	Hard, heartbreaking, painful	Tsurai

Verbs in Japaneseês - do

Master the essential Japanese verbs to express everyday actions and activities, increasing your fluency and conversational skills.

Japanese	Portuguese	Romanization
する	Do	Suru
やる	Do	The term "yaru" does not have a direct translation from Portuguese to English as it's not a Portuguese word. If you meant to refer to "yaru" in a specific context or language (such as Japanese, where it can mean "to do"), please provide additional context for an accurate translation or interpretation.

Japanese Verbs - Existence

Dig deeper into Japanese verbs that express existence, presence, and absence, allowing you to more accurately describe situations and objects.

Japanese	Portuguese	Romanization
is	Exist[for animated objects]	Iru
are	Exist[for inanimate objects]	The word "Aru" does not have a direct translation in English as it can vary in context. If it's referring to the Japanese verb "ある" (aru), which means "to exist" or "to have," you could translate it accordingly based on the context it is used in. Please provide more context for a more accurate translation.
"Become"	"become", "transform", "come to be".	Naru
起こる/興る	Happen	It means "to get angry" or "to rage."
現れる	Appear	Arawareru
生きる	Live	Ikiru
生む/産む	Give birth, be born, produce	Umu
死ぬ	Die	Die
こわれる壊れる	Break	Broken

Japanese verbs - Movement

Discover Japanese movement verbs to describe actions such as running, walking and jumping, expanding your ability to narrate events and stories.

Japanese	Portuguese	Romanization
いく	Go	Go	Iku
くる	come	Vir	Kuru
かえる	帰る/ 返る	Back, return	Frog
あるく	walk	Walk, go	Aruku
とぶ	fly	Jump, leap, fly	Tobu
およぐ	swim	Swim	Swim

Japanese verbs - Actions

Learn Japanese verbs that describe various actions, from cooking to cleaning, improving your conversation skills about everyday tasks.

Japanese	Portuguese	Romanization
うごく	Move	Mover	Move
おどる	dance	Dance	Odoru
ねる	sleep	Go to bed, sleep.	Neru
うたう	sing	Singing	Utau
かむ	bite	Bite	Kamu
たべる	to eat	Eat	Eat
のむ	to drink	Drink	Nomu
さわる	Touch	Play	Touch
なげる	to throw	Play	Nageru
もつ	to hold	"to have", "to own"	Motsu
さす	Stab	Crimp, thread	Sasu
さす	to shine	Call, hold hands, pour	Sasu
ける	kick	Kick, refuse	Keru
すわる	sit	Sit	Suwaru
たつ	stand	Stand up, get up	Tatsu
はしる	Run	Run	Run

Japanese verbs - Changes of state

Explore Japanese verbs related to changes of state, such as transform, grow and decrease, helping you to express transitions and development.

Japanese	Portuguese	Romanization
要る	Need, necessity	Iru
乾く	Dry, wry	Kawaku
乱す	Litter, clutter, disturb	Midasu
乱れる	Clutter, get messy.	Disruption
仕える	Do, work, serve	Tsukaeru
優れる	Stand out, to overcome	Sugureru
覚める	Waking up, becoming sober, being disappointed	Sameru
倒れる	Fall, collapse	Taoreru
固まる	Harden, solidify, become firm	Katamaru
埋まる	To be filled, to be surrounded, to overflow	Umaru
埋もれる	Burrowed, be covered	Umoreru
増す	Increase, grow	Masu
増える	Increase, multiply	Fueru
減る	Decrease	Heru
外れる	Divert	Hazureru
太る	Gain weight	Futoru
始まる	Start	Hajimaru
終わる	End, "finish", "finish".	To end
決める	Decide	Kimeru

Japanese verbs - Senses

Learn Japanese verbs that describe the five senses, such as seeing, hearing, and smelling, to enrich your descriptions and communication.

Japanese	Portuguese	Romanization
見る	See	Miru
聞く/聴く	To hear, to listen	Kiku
触る	Play, feel	Touch
嗅ぐ	To smell	Kagu

Japanese Verbs - Speeches

Master Japanese verbs related to speech and communication such as speak, listen and ask, improving your conversational skills and cultural understanding.

Japanese	Portuguese	Romanization
言う	Say	Iu
話す	Speak	Hanasu
語る	Talk, say	Kataru
書く	Write	Kaku
読む	Read	read

Japanese verbs - Work

Learn the essential Japanese verbs to describe activities and roles in the workplace, increasing your ability to communicate in professional contexts.

Japanese	Portuguese	Romanization
使う	Use	Tsukau
作る	Do	Tsukuru
創る	Create	Tsukuru
造る	Build	Tsukuru
直す/治す	Fix, repair, fix, cure	Naosu
捨てる	Discard, throw away	Suteru
取る/撮る/採る	Take, act	Toru
置く	Put	Oku

Japanese Verbs - Emotions

Dig deeper into Japanese verbs that express emotions such as love, hate, and desire, allowing you to talk about feelings and relationships more effectively.

Japanese	Portuguese	Romanization
悲しむ/哀しむ	Be sad	Kanashimu
泣く	To cry	Naku
笑う	Laugh	laugh
怒る	Anger, be angry, arthritic	It means "to get angry" or "to rage."
褒める	Encourage	Homeru
喜ぶ	Celebrate, have joy	yorokobu
慰める	Comfort, provide empathy	Nagusameru
飽きる	"to get bored", to become uninterested.	Akiru
驚く	Be amazed, be surprised	Odoroku

Japanese verbs - Activities

Explore Japanese verbs to describe leisure activities such as swimming, reading and dancing, expanding your vocabulary and becoming more fluent in the language.

Japanese	Portuguese	Romanization
会う	Find	Au
開ける	Open, unwrap	Open
遊ぶ	Play, have fun	Asobu
集まる	Gather	Atsumaru
売る	Sell	Uru
得る	Obtain [some benefit or knowledge]	Ere
折る	Break, bend	Oru
買う	Buy	Kau
切る	Cut	Kiru
着る	Wear[on the upper body]	Kiru
履く	Wear[on the lower body]	Haku
変える	Change	Frog
代える	Change, replace	Frog
閉める	Close	Shimeru
締める	Tie, fasten	Shimeru
占める	Understand, handle	Shimeru
知る	To know	Shiru
疲れる	To rest	Tired
出掛ける	Leave, go away	Going out
働く	Work [for example, in a job]	Hataraku
放す/離す	Drop, let	Hanasu
休む	Rest, take a break, go to bed	rest
分かれる	To be divided, to be split	wakareru
別れる	Participate, separate, break up	wakareru

adverbs in japanese

Learn to use Japanese adverbs to modify verbs, adjectives and other adverbs, enriching your sentences and expressions.

Japanese	Portuguese	Romanization
もう	Already, enough, another	Mo
まだ	Still	Mada
ずっと	Always, very	Always
とても	Very	Very
こう	Like this	Kō
そう	Thus	So
ああ	Oh !, ah!	ā
しばしば	Many times	Shibashiba

Kosoado - Japanese demonstratives

Discover the demonstratives in Japanese (kosoado), which help you indicate objects, people and places, increasing your communication skills in the language.

Japanese	Portuguese	Romanization
この	This	Kono
その	This/This	Sono
あの	That (masculine/feminine)	Year
どの	Which?	Dono

Interjections in Japanese

Get to know Japanese interjections, short expressions used to express emotions and reactions, and add more authenticity to your speech.

Japanese	Portuguese	Romanization
はい	Yes	Hi
いいえ	No	No

Conjunctions in Japanese

Japanese	Portuguese	Romanization
けど	But	But
しかし	But, however	However
そして	And then...	And
それに	In addition to this, moreover	Soreni
なぜなら	That’s why, because	Nazenara

Japanese verb endings

Japanese	Portuguese
う/よう	Volitional ending [う]
せる/させる	Causative form[せる](someone makes someone do something)
れる/られる	ive Termination [れる]
そうだ	Indicates that he looks
た	Informal past
たい	Indication of desire to do something, I want
だろう	Indicates that he looks
ない/ん	Informal negative
ぬ	Negative informal archaic [“he has”, “you did”, etc.]

particles in japanese

Japanese	Portuguese	Romanization
が	Subject marker, but	Go
で	In, by	From
と	And, with	A
に	Indirect object marker	Ni
の	Possessive marker, of	No
へ	A, e, he	E
まで	See you later	Made
から	From, until	Kara
より	What	yori
を	Direct object marker	The translation for "O" is "The".

Japanese	Portuguese	Romanization
は	Topic marker	wa
も	Also	Mo
や	E	yes

Japanese	Portuguese	Romanization
および/及び	E	Oyobi
か	If you meant "Se" as a standalone word, it translates to "If" in English. If there was more context or additional text, please provide it for more accurate translation.	Ka
かも	It may be, possible that	Kamo
そして	And then,	And
それとも	Or	Soretomo
だの	Things like, he	Dano
つつ	Current occurrence	Tsutsu
と	When, if, what	A
ながら	While, however, both	Nagara
ならびに	Wellcome	Narabini
なり	Seou no	Nari
に	A<somewhere> by <someone>	Ni
の	Posse	No
ので	Thus	Node
また/又	Also, once again	Again
または/又は	Or, alternatively	Matawa
も	Also, too	Mo
や	E	yes

Japanese	Portuguese	Romanization
ね	emphasis, equivalent to “right?”	Ne
か	Question Marker	Ka
な	Copula particle, used after adjectives	In this context, "Na" can be translated as "In" if used in a more general way, but as it stands alone without context, it remains "Na." Please provide more context or additional text for a clearer translation.
かしら	I wonder	Kashira
っけ	Particle that indicates that the speaker is trying to some information	-kke

adverbial particles in japanese

Japanese	Portuguese	Romanization
こそ	Emphasis	Koso
さえ	Even	Sae
しか	Only	Shika
すら	Even	Surah
くらい/ぐらい	Approximately, around	Kurai/ gurai
だけ	Only as far as	Dake
だって	However	Because
ったら	Occasional theme marker	Ttara / ittara
って	Dissect	Tte
でも	Also	Demo
どころ	Particle used to indicate that the above is an example	dokoro
など	For example	Nado
なら	If[for verbs] / subject marker [for nouns]	Nara
なんか	Occasional, underestimate, displease, lack of	Nanka
なんて	Underrate, antipathy, the lack of	Nante
は	Topic marker	wa
ばかり/ばっかり	Just, full of, only	Bakari
まで	See you later	Made
も	A lot too	Mo

People in Japanese - Nouns

Japanese	Portuguese	Romanization
人間	Person, human	Ningen
人類	The humanity	Humanity
人	Person	Hito
男	Man	Man
男の人	Male person	Man
男の子	Boy	Otokonoko
女	Woman	Woman
女の人	Female person	Woman
女の子	Girl	Onnanoko
赤ちゃん	Baby	Baby
若い	Young	young
私	I, myself	watashi
私	I, myself	watakushi – more formal
僕	I, myself	Boku – mostly used by boys
俺	I, myself	Pray – used by men [informal]
私	I, myself	Atashi – delicate female form
少女	Girl (young girl)	Shoujo
少年	Boy (young little one)	Shounen

occupations in japanese

Japanese	Portuguese	Romanization
医者	Doctor	Isha
看護師	Nurse	Nurse
看護婦	Nurse	Nurse
歯科医 / 歯医者	Dentist	Shikai / ha-isha
政治家	Political	Politician
弁護士	Lawyer	Lawyer
消防士	Firefighter	Firefighter
警察官	Police officer	Police officer
兵士	Soldier	Heishi
建築家	Architect	Kenchikuka
先生	Professor	Teacher
教師	Academic Professor	Teacher
歌手	Cantor	Kashu

Human body in Japanese

Japanese	Portuguese	Romanization
Foot	Foot	Ashi
脚	Leg	Ashi
踵	Heel	Kakato
脛	Cinnamon	Sune
膝	Knee	Knee
腿	Thigh	Momo
頭	Head	Head
顔	Face	Kao
口	Mouth	Kuchi / Guchi
唇	Lips	Kuchibiru
歯	Tooth	Ha
鼻	Nose	Hana
髭– 鬚– 髯	Moustache beard	Beard
髪の毛	Hair (head)	Kamino ke
耳	Ear	Mimi
胃	Stomach	I
腕	Arm	Arm
肘	Elbow	Hiji
肩	Shoulder	Kata
爪	Nail	Claw
手	Hand	Tea
手首	Pulse	Wrist
掌– 手の平	Palm	Palm of the hand
指	Finger, toe	finger
お尻	buttocks	Oshiri
お腹 / 腹	Abdomen	O-naka
肝臓	Liver	Kanzou
肝	Liver	Kimo
筋肉	Muscle	Muscle
首	Neck	Kubi
心	Heart[feelings, figurative]	Heart
腰	Waist hip	Koshi
心臓	Heart	Shinzō
背中	Costas	Senaka
血	Blood	Chi
肉	Meat	Meat
肌– 膚	Pele	Skin
皮膚	Pele	Hifu
骨	Bone	Hone
胸	Chest	Mune
風邪	Cold or flu	Wind
下痢	Diarrhea	Geri
病気	Disease	Illness

family in japanese

Japanese	Portuguese	Romanization
家族	Family	Family
ご両親	The Country	Goryoushin
子供	Children	Kodomo
父	Father	Chichi
お父さん	Father of others	Father
母	Mother	haha
お母さん	Mother of others	Mother
妻	Wife	Wife
夫	Husband	Otto
兄	Older brother	Ani / oni-san
姉	Older sister	Ane / one-san
弟	Younger brother	Little brother
妹	Younger sister	Imoto
兄弟	Brothers	Kyodai
姉妹	Sisters	Sisters
祖父	Grandfather	Sofu
祖母	Grandmother	Sobo
孫	Neto	Wizard
伯父– 叔父	Uncle	Oji
伯母– 叔母	Aunt	Grandma
従兄	First	Cousin
姪	Niece	Mei
甥	Nephew	Hi

life in japanese

Japanese	Portuguese	Romanization
生物	Living creatures	Ikimono
化け物	Monster	Bakemono

animals in japanese

Below we have a list of animals in Japanese:

Japanese	Portuguese	Romanization
動物	Animals	Animal
犬	Dog	Dog
猫	Cat	Neko
牝牛	Cow	Meushi
豚	Pig	Pig
馬	Horse	Uma
羊	Sheep	Sheep
猿	Monkey	Monkey
鼠	Mouse, rat	Nezumi
虎	Tiger	Tora
狼	Wolf	Wolf
兎	Coelho	Usagi
竜	Dragon	Ryu / tatsu
鹿	Deer	Shika
蛙	Frog	Frog
蟇	Frog (Japanese species)	Gama
ライオン	Lion	Raion
麒麟	Giraffe	Kirin
象	Elephant	Zou
鳥	Bird	Tori
鶏	Chicken	Niwatori
雀	Sparrow	Suzume
烏	Raven	Karasu
鷲	eagle	washi
鷹	Hawk	Taka
魚	Fish	Sakana
鯛	Cioba (fish)	Tai
海老	Shrimp, lobster	Shrimp
鰯	Sardine	Iwashi
鮪	Atum	Maguro
鰹	Beautiful	Katsuo
秋刀魚	Pique	Mackerel pike
鰺	Donkey	Aji
鯖	Mackerel (fish)	Saba
烏賊	Lula	Ika
蛸– 章魚	Octopus	Tako
虫	Inseto translates to "insect" in English.	Mushi
蝶 / 蝶々	Butterfly	Butterfly / butterfly
蛾	Trace	Go
蜻蛉	Dragonfly	Dragonfly
飛蝗	Grasshopper	Batta
蜘蛛	Spider	Kumo
蛍	Firefly	Hotaru
蝿 / 蠅	Fly	Hae
蚊	Mosquito, insect	Ka
蜚蠊	Cockroach	Cockroach
蝸牛	Snail	Katatsumuri
蛞蝓	Leech	Namekuji
蚯蚓	Earthworm	Mimizu
貝	Seafood	Kai
貝殻	Shell	Seashell
蜥蜴	Lizard	Lizard
蛇	Snake	Snake

plants in japanese

Japanese	Portuguese	Romanization
植物	Plants	Botanical
草	Grama	Kusa/ shibafu
花	Flower	Hana
実	Seed	Mi
木	tree	Ki
茎	Haste	Kuki
根– 根っ子	Root	Neou nekko
葉– 葉っぱ	Leaf	Haou happa
茸	Mushroom	Mushroom
菊	Chrysanthemum	Kiku
桜	Cherry blossom	Sakura

plantations in japanese

Japanese	Portuguese	Romanization
米	Raw rice	Rice
稲	Rice in the plantation	Ine
麦	Wheat, barley, oats	Barley
野菜	Vegetable	vegetable
果物	Fruit	Fruits
芋	Yam, potato, taro	Imo
豆	Beans, peas	Bean
大根	Japanese white radish	Daikon
人参	Carrot	Carrot
リンゴ	Apple	Ringo
蜜柑	Tangerine	Mikan
バナナ	Banana tree	Banana
梨	Pear	Nashi
栗	Chestnut tree	Kuri
桃	Peach	Momo
蕃茄	Tomato	Tomate
西瓜	Watermelon	Suita
オレンジ	Orange	Orange

Foods in Japanese

Japanese	Portuguese	Romanization
食べ物	Food	Food
朝食	Breakfast	Chōshoku / asagohan
昼食	Lunch	Lunch
夕食	Dinner	dinner
御飯	Cooked rice or food	Gohan
味噌	Miso	Miso
料理	Cook	Cuisine
Salad	Salad	Sarada
Dessert	Dessert	Dessert
bread	Bread	Pan
sandwich	Sandwich	Sandoitchi
間食	Snack	Snack
アイスクリーム	Ice cream	Aiscream

Japanese drinks

Japanese	Portuguese	Romanization
飲み物	Drink / Imbibes	Beverage
お茶	Green tea	Tea
コーヒー	Coffee shop	Coffee
milk	milk	milk
ミルク	Milk(box)	Miruku

seasonings in japanese

Japanese	Portuguese	Romanization
砂糖	Sugar	Sato
塩	Sal	Shio
醤油	Soy sauce	Soy sauce

weather in japanese

Japanese	Portuguese	Romanization
時間	Time	Time
時	Hours	Toki-ji
暦	Calendar	Koyomi – karenda
分	Minute	Fun / pun
秒	Second	Byo
日	Day	Hi-nichi
月	Month	tsuki-gatsu
年	Year	Toshi- baby
昨日	Yesterday	Yesterday
今日	Today	Today
明日	Tomorrow	Ashita / asu / myōnichi
朝、午前	Morning	Wing, gozen
午後	Afternoon	Gogo
夕方	Night	evening
晩	Night	Ban
夜	Night night	night
曜日	Day~	yobi
月曜日	Monday	Monday
火曜日	Tuesday	Tuesday
水曜日	Wednesday	Wednesday
木曜日	Thursday	Thursday
金曜日	Friday	Friday
土曜日	Saturday	Saturday
日曜日	Sunday	Sunday
週	Week	Shū
一週間	I'm sorry, but "Umasemana" doesn't have a translated meaning in English and appears to be a word or name that doesn't require translation. If you have any other text or context that needs translating, feel free to share!	One week

Japanese weather

Japanese	Portuguese	Romanization
太陽	Sun	Taiyo
月	Lua	Tsuki
星	Star	Hoshi
天気	Time	Weather
晴れ	Tempoclaro	Hare
雨	Rain	Rain
曇り	Cloudy	Kumori
雪	Snow	yuki
風	Wind	Wind
雷	Thunder, lightning	Thunder
台風	Typhoon	Typhoon
嵐	Storm	Arashi
空	Sky	Sora

directions in japanese

Japanese	Portuguese	Romanization
北	North	Kita
東	East	East
南	South	Minami
西	West	Nishi
here	Here	Koko
there	There	Soko
over there	There	Asoko
右	Law	Right
左	Left	Left
上	Above, if	Ue
下	Down	Shita
前	Front	Mae
後	Back	Ushiro
向こう	On the other side, on the opposite side	Muko
斜め	Diagonal	Naname
手前	Closer, further ahead	Temae
奥	Far away	Oku, tooi
近い	Near, close, next	Chikai

Materials in Japanese

Japanese	Portuguese	Romanization
水	water	Water
湯	hot water	yu
氷	Ice	Kōri
湯気	Steam	yuge
火	Fire	Hello! How can I assist you today?
Gas	Gas	Gasu
空気	Air, atmosphere	Kūki
土	Earth, soil	Tsuchi
金属	Metal, metallic	Kinzoku
泥	Mud, clay, plaster	Doro
煙	Smoke, tobacco, opium	Smoke
鉄	Iron[fe]	Tetsu
金	Gold[au]; money	Kin
銅	Copper[cu]	How
銀	Silver[ag]; wealth	Gin
鉛	Lead	Namari
塩	Sal[nacl]	Shio

Japanese weights and measures

Japanese	Portuguese	Romanization
メートル	Metro	Mētoru
リットル	Liters	Rittoru
グラム	Grama	Guramu
キロ	Kilo-	Kiro
ミリ	Miri	Milim.
センチメートル- センチ	Centimeter	Senchi
インチ	Inch	Inchi

society in japanese

Japanese	Portuguese	Romanization
社会	Society	Shakai
経済	Economy	Keizai
会社	Company	Company
会議	Meeting	Meeting
学校	School	School
役所	Local government office	yakusho
店	Store	Mise
hotel	Hotel	Hotel
工場	Factory	Kojo
金	Money	Kane
札	Draft law	Satsu
小銭	Small change	Kozeni
釣り銭 / お釣り	Change	Tsurisen / o-tsuri
自動販売機	Vending machine, slot machine	Vending machine
切符	Ticket / public transport	Ticket
切手	Village	Kitte

Objects made in Japanese

Japanese	Portuguese	Romanization
机	Table	Desk
椅子	Chair, position	Chair
畳	A tatami mat	Tatami
戸	Door, family	To
扉	Ported	Tobira
Door	Door	Doa
窓	Window	Window
布団	Futon	Futon
玄関	Entry	Genkan
家	Home	Yes
elevator	Elevator	Erebētā
Escalator	Escadarolante	Escalator
電気	Electricity	Denki

Japanese tools

Japanese	Portuguese	Romanization
釘	Nail peak	Kugi
紐	Rope, cable	Himo
縄	Rope	Nawa
袋	Pocket, purse	Fukuro
鞄	Leather bag	Kaban
傘	Umbrella, beach umbrella	Kasa
鍵	Wrench, screw, door	Kagi
彫刻	Sculpture, engraving	Sculpture

Japanese school supplies

Japanese	Portuguese	Romanization
文房具	Stationery	Stationery
Ink	Ink	Inku
pen	Pen	Pen
ballpoint pen	Ballpoint pen	Ballpoint pen
万年筆	Fountain pen	Mannenhitsu
鉛筆	Pencil	Pencil
筆	Brush to write or paint	Brush
Chalk	Giz	Choku
消しゴム	Eraser	Eraser
鉛筆削り	Pencil sharpener	Pencil shaving
定規	Ruler	Jogi
Notebook	Notebook	Noto
日記	Diary	Nikki
cover	Book cover	Hippopotamus
封筒	Envelope	Futó
鋏	Scissors	Hasami
stapler	Stapler	Hotchikisu

Clothes in Japanese

Japanese	Portuguese	Romanization
服	Clothes	Fuku
洋服	Western clothing	yōfuku
着物	Kimono	Kimono
和服	Japanese clothing	wafuku
袖	Manga	Sode
襟	Lapel, collar	Eri
belt	Belt	Belt
靴	Shoe	Kutsu
眼鏡	glasses	Megane

transport in japanese

Japanese	Portuguese	Romanization
鉄道	Railway	Tetsudo
駅	Station	Station
飛行機	Airplane	Airplane
空港 / 飛行場	Airport	Kuko/ hikōjō
道	Arua way road	Michi
道路	Road	Doro
バス停	Bus stop	Basutei
通り	Avenue	Tori
電車	Train	Train
車	Car	Car

Japanese media

Japanese	Portuguese	Romanization
本	Book	Hon
紙	Paper	Kami
手紙	Letter	Letter
新聞	Journal	Newspaper
辞書	Dictionary	Jisho

colors in japanese

Below we have a list of colors in 日本語:

Japanese	Portuguese	Romanization
色	Heart	Iro
赤	Red	Red
黄色	Yellow	Kiiro
緑	Green	Midori
青	Blue	To
紫	Purple	Murasaki / murasakiiro
白	White	Shiro
黒	Black	Kuro
Pink	Rose	Pinku
茶色	Brown	Chairo
灰色 / 鼠色	Gray	Haiiro / nezumiiro
Orange	Orange	Orange

Numbers in Japanese

Japanese	Portuguese	Romanization
ゼロ/零	zero	Zero
一	Um	Ichi
二	Two	Ni
三	Three	San
四	Four	yon / shi
五	Five	Go
六	Six	Roku
七	Seven	Nana / shichi
八	Eight	Hachi
九	Nine	Kyū/ ku
十	Ten	Jū
百	Cem	Hyaku
千	Thousand	Without
万	Ten thousand	Man
億	One hundred million	Oku
一つ	One thing	One
二つ	Two things	Two
三つ	Three, three things	Mittsu
四つ	Four, four things	four
五つ	Five, five things	Itsutsu
六つ	Six, six things	Muttsu
七つ	Seven, seven things	Nanatsu
八つ	Eight, eight things	yattsu
九つ	Nine, nine things	Kokonotsu
十	Ten, ten things	Tō

Japanese noun decoration

Japanese	Portuguese	Romanization
This	This, this	Kore
That	This	Sore
あれ	That there	It seems you provided "Are" without additional context or a string to translate from Portuguese to English. Please provide the text in Portuguese that you would like me to translate.
Which one	Come on, what	Dore
This/Here	In this - thing, person or place	This term, "Kochira," can be used in various contexts, particularly in Japanese. It typically means "this way" or "over here." If you have a specific context for its use, please provide that for a more precise translation or explanation.
Over there/that way	In that - thing, person or place	Sochira
over there	That - thing, person or place there	Achira
which one	What direction, thing, person, or place	Dochira
自動	Automatic	Jido
秘密	Secret	Secret
内容	Content	Content
幅	Piece, strip	Haba
正式	Formality	Seishiki
結婚	Wedding	Kekkon
現在	Now	Genzai
今	Now	Ima
過去	Past	Kako
未来	Future	Future