This is the 5832nd most frequent Japanese word.
ひな人形
"Hina Ningyo" refers to traditional Japanese dolls displayed during the Hina Matsuri (Doll Festival) to represent the imperial court.
The word 'ひな人形' here refers to the traditional Japanese dolls displayed during Hinamatsuri, emphasizing the action of arranging them.
昨日、ひな人形を飾りました。
Yesterday, we displayed the Hina dolls.
In this sentence, 'ひな人形' functions as a subject noun highlighting their significance in cultural heritage.
ひな人形は日本の伝統文化の一部です。
Hina dolls are part of Japanese traditional culture.
Here, 'ひな人形' describes the object that brings joy, emphasizing their emotional impact.