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“Piece of thin material” in Japanese

Short answer
ひらひら hirahira ひらひら

Piece of thin material in Japanese is “ひらひら” (hirahira). Full meaning: fluttering, flapping, waving; frill, piece of thin material.

Other ways to say “Piece of thin material” in Japanese

ピラピラ pirapira fluttering, flapping, waving; frill, piece of thin material ぴらぴら pirapira fluttering, flapping, waving; frill, piece of thin material ビラビラ birabira fluttering, flapping, waving; frill, piece of thin material ヒラヒラ hirahira fluttering, flapping, waving; frill, piece of thin material びらびら birabira fluttering, flapping, waving; frill, piece of thin material ひらひらっ hirahira fluttering, flapping, waving; frill, piece of thin material ピラピラっ pirapira fluttering, flapping, waving; frill, piece of thin material ぴらぴらっ pirapira fluttering, flapping, waving; frill, piece of thin material ひら〳〵 hirahira fluttering, flapping, waving; frill, piece of thin material ぴら〳〵 pirapira fluttering, flapping, waving; frill, piece of thin material

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