ベロ

べろ
noun
tongue
informalbody-part
1. tongue
A colloquial, slightly childish word for tongue. More casual than 舌(した).
ベロを出(だ)す。
To stick out one's tongue.
かき氷(ごおり)を食(た)べたらベロが青(あお)くなった。
My tongue turned blue after eating shaved ice.
子供(こども)がベロを出(だ)して相手(あいて)をからかった。
The child stuck out their tongue to tease the other person.

Usage

ベロ is a casual, slightly playful word for tongue. In formal or medical contexts, use 舌(した) instead. ベロ often appears in informal speech and with children.

Common collocations

  • ベロを出(だ)す: to stick out one's tongue
  • ベロをかむ: to bite one's tongue (casual)
  • べろべろ: very drunk (related but distinct expression)

Similar words

舌(した) is the standard word for tongue used in most contexts. ベロ is more casual and often humorous.

Related Words

Synonym: 舌(した) (formal/standard)
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Added 2026.2.15 19:01 · Revised 2026.10.17 9:29
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