How to Say ‘Grace’ in Japanese
恵み
megumi
[megumi]
💬 Usage Tip: [恵み] means “grace,” “blessing,” or “favor,” depending on context. It is used in both religious language and everyday expressions about nature, like [自然の恵み] “the blessings of nature.”
🇯🇵 In Japan: Many Japanese words carry a soft emotional tone. [恵み] feels warm and generous, not just abstract.
Phrase Breakdown
恵み
megumi
[megumi]
grace / blessing
A noun meaning grace, blessing, or favor, often used in religious contexts.
毎日の恵みに感謝します。
I am thankful for daily blessings.
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