How to Say ‘Diamond’ in Japanese
ひし形
hishigata
[hee-shee-GAH-tah]
🇯🇵 In Japan: Japanese playing cards call the diamond suit ダイヤ (daiya) instead. ひし形 is the geometry word, and you'll see it in textbooks and on traditional patterns.
Phrase Breakdown
ひし形
hishigata
[hee-shee-GAH-tah]
diamond; rhombus
A four-sided shape with equal sides, like a diamond.
ひし形のクッキーを作ります。
I make diamond-shaped cookies.
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