(とんじる)

とんじる
noun
pork miso soup
1. pork miso soup
A hearty miso soup made with pork and root vegetables such as daikon, carrots, burdock root, and taro. A popular comfort food, especially in autumn and winter.
(さむ)()には豚汁(とんじる)がおいしい。
Pork miso soup is delicious on cold days.
大根(だいこん)人参(にんじん)をたっぷり()れた豚汁(とんじる)(つく)った。
I made pork miso soup with plenty of daikon and carrots.
(まつ)りの屋台(やたい)豚汁(とんじる)()()われた。
Pork miso soup was served at the festival food stalls.

PRONUNCIATION:
豚汁(とんじる) has two accepted readings: とんじる (more common in eastern Japan) and ぶたじる (more common in western Japan). Both are widely understood.

USAGE:
豚汁(とんじる) is a staple of home cooking and is often served at community events, festivals, and school lunches. It is heartier than regular 味噌汁(みそしる) due to the pork and abundance of root vegetables. It is sometimes described as a meal in itself when paired with rice.

COMMON COLLOCATIONS:

  • 豚汁(とんじる)(つく)る: to make pork miso soup
  • 豚汁(とんじる)定食(ていしょく): pork miso soup set meal
  • ()だくさんの豚汁(とんじる): pork miso soup full of ingredients