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ヘラ

hera

noun

Hera (goddess)

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へらが
Atamadaka

high first, then falls · what is pitch accent?

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How it’s used

Used when discussing Greek mythology, religion, or related cultural topics, typically in academic or fan contexts.

Commonly confused with 'hero' (ヒーロー) but pronounced differently.

Example sentences

Hera is the wife of Zeus.

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I visited the temple of Hera.

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Mount Fuji is visible from the balcony.

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This dish is spicy, so I can't eat much.

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Because this dish is spicy, I can't eat much.

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What does ヘラ mean?

Hera (goddess).

How do you pronounce ヘラ?

ヘラ (hera). Pitch accent: atamadaka — high first, then falls. Press Listen above to hear it.

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Hera (goddess)