Chirashi

Pronunciation: /tʃɪˈrɑːʃi/

Examples of chirashi in a Sentence

formal The chirashi sushi was beautifully presented with a variety of fresh sashimi on top of seasoned rice.

informal I always order the chirashi bowl when I go to my favorite sushi restaurant.

slang Let's grab some chirashi and catch up over lunch.

figurative The chirashi of ideas in his presentation was scattered and hard to follow.

Grammatical Forms of chirashi

• past tense: chirashied
• plural: chirashis
• comparative: more chirashi
• superlative: most chirashi
• present tense: chirashi
• future tense: will chirashi
• perfect tense: have chirashied
• continuous tense: is chirashiing
• singular: chirashi
• positive degree: very chirashi
• infinitive: to chirashi
• gerund: chirashying
• participle: chirashiing

Origin and Evolution of chirashi

First Known Use: 1601 year

Language of Origin: Japanese

Story behind the word: The word 'chirashi' originates from Japanese.

Evolution of the word: Originally used to refer to a type of dish consisting of rice topped with various ingredients such as sashimi, vegetables, and pickles. Over time, the term 'chirashi' has become more commonly associated with a specific type of sushi dish known as 'chirashi sushi'.