"Tatami" Pronounce,Meaning And Examples
"Tatami" Natural Recordings by Native Speakers
"Tatami" Meaning
A tatami is a traditional mat used in Japan, typically found in tatami-mat rooms (te阅读) in a traditional Japanese house or in a tatami-matted room (ma).
"Tatami" Examples
Usage Examples of "Tatami"
The small tatami mat in the gym was placed above the exercise ball to create a balance beam-like effect.
The designer chose to use natural wood and wicker to create a traditional Japanese-style home with tatami rooms.
The artist began by drawing a lifelike scene of a geisha sitting on a tatami mat in her traditional Japanese home.
After much research, the interior designer decided to incorporate a series of tatami rooms to create an authentic Japanese atmosphere in the new cafe.
Below the floor were hidden removable tatami mats that allowed the space beneath for easy cleaning.
"Tatami" Similar Words
Tastiness
Tastiness refers to the pleasant and enjoyable quality of a food or drink, particularly in terms of its flavor and aroma. It is the sensation or experience of experiencing a pleasing or satisfying taste, often associated with a strong emotional response, such as desire or pleasure.
Tasting
Tastings
Tasty
Taswegians
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Tat
Short for "that" or can also mean a boastful or arrogant expression, however, it's often used as a shortened form of the word "that" in some non-standard dialects, particularly in texting or informal speech, especially in British English.
Tataouine
Tataouine is a toponym referring to the following:<br><br>1. Tataouine, a governorate in southern Tunisia, particularly known for being the setting in George Lucas's novel "Star Wars: Episode IV - A New Hope" that inspired the portrayal of the desert planet Tatooine.<br><br>2. The name can also be spelled as Tataouine, which is a village located in the governorate of Tataouine, and is one of the city's twin towns where the governorate is named after.
Tatar
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Tatars
Tatarstan
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Tatary
Tataupa
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Tate
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Tatiana
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