“Whiskers” in Japanese
Short answer
Whiskers in Japanese is “頬髭” (hoohige). Full meaning: whiskers, sideburns, sideboards.
Other ways to say “Whiskers” in Japanese
洞毛
doumou (animal) whiskers, vibrissae
髭
hige moustache, mustache, beard, whiskers, sideburns; whiskers (on a cat, etc.), feelers (on an insect, etc.), (chin) tuft; shadow (on a candlestick chart)
頬ひげ
hoohige whiskers, sideburns, sideboards
頬ヒゲ
hoohige whiskers, sideburns, sideboards
ほおひげ
hoohige whiskers, sideburns, sideboards
ホオヒゲ
hoohige whiskers, sideburns, sideboards
頰髭
hoohige whiskers, sideburns, sideboards
頬髯
hoohige whiskers, sideburns, sideboards
頰髯
hoohige whiskers, sideburns, sideboards
頰ひげ
hoohige whiskers, sideburns, sideboards
ひげ
hige moustache, mustache, beard, whiskers, sideburns; whiskers (on a cat, etc.), feelers (on an insect, etc.), (chin) tuft; shadow (on a candlestick chart)
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