籾 (ní) - Unhulled rice & brown rice with the husk still attached
籾 · ní
Unhulled rice;
brown rice with the husk still attached;
rice grain before complete processing.
Unhulled ricebrown rice with the husk still attachedrice grain before complete processing.
Usage highlights
Unhulled riceBrown riceRice hullingRice huskRice seedDirect seeding
Usage & contexts
Examples
- The farmer stores unhulled rice (籾) for planting next season.
- Brown rice retains more nutrients than polished rice (籾米).
- Rice hulling removes the outer layer from the grain (籾摺り).
- This variety is suitable for direct seeding (籾撒き).
Collocations
- Unhulled rice(籾)
- Brown rice(籾米)
- Rice hulling(籾摺り)
- Rice husk(籾殻)
- Rice seed(籾種)
- Direct seeding(籾撒き)
Cultural background
FAQ- Primarily used in agricultural contexts related to rice cultivation and processing.
- Represents an intermediate stage in rice production between harvesting and milling.
- Important in traditional Japanese agriculture for seed preservation and storage.