“Marsh” in Japanese
Short answer
Marsh in Japanese is “沼” (numa). Full meaning: marsh, swamp, wetland, bog, pond; obsession, addiction, being hooked on, getting sucked into; ugly man.
Other ways to say “Marsh” in Japanese
沼沢
shoutaku marsh, swamp, bog
泥沼
doronuma bog, marsh, swamp, quagmire, morass; quandary, dire situation from which one cannot extricate oneself, imbroglio
湖沼
koshou lake, marsh, wetland, inland waters
ぬま
numa marsh, swamp, wetland, bog, pond; obsession, addiction, being hooked on, getting sucked into; ugly man
ヌマ
numa marsh, swamp, wetland, bog, pond; obsession, addiction, being hooked on, getting sucked into; ugly man
湫
kude wetland, marsh
ドロ沼
doronuma bog, marsh, swamp, quagmire, morass; quandary, dire situation from which one cannot extricate oneself, imbroglio
どろ沼
doronuma bog, marsh, swamp, quagmire, morass; quandary, dire situation from which one cannot extricate oneself, imbroglio
湿地
shitchi damp ground, wetland, bog, marsh
沢
sawa mountain stream, valley, dale; wetlands, swamp, marsh
低湿地
teishitsuchi slough, swampy lowland, moor, marsh
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