“Sleet” in Japanese
Short answer
Sleet in Japanese is “霙” (mizore). Full meaning: sleet; daikon shavings, grated daikon; shaved ice topped with honey.
Other ways to say “Sleet” in Japanese
氷雨
hisame hail, sleet; chilly rain, freezing rain
ミゾレ
mizore sleet; daikon shavings, grated daikon; shaved ice topped with honey
みぞれ
mizore sleet; daikon shavings, grated daikon; shaved ice topped with honey
雨雪
usetsu snow and rain; sleet
あめゆき
ameyuki snow and rain; sleet
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