マグ

まぐ
noun
mug
1. mug; a large cup with a handle, typically used without a saucer
A loanword from English "mug." Refers to a large, sturdy drinking cup with a handle, commonly used for coffee, tea, or other hot beverages.
マグでコーヒーを()む。
To drink coffee from a mug.
(あたら)しいマグカップを()った。
I bought a new mug.
()()りのマグが()れてしまった。
My favorite mug broke.

From English "mug." In Japanese, マグ and マグカップ (mug + cup) are used interchangeably, though マグカップ is more common in product listings and stores.

COMMON COLLOCATIONS:

  • マグカップ: mug (the more common full form)
  • マグで()む: to drink from a mug
  • (おお)きいマグ: a large mug
  • ペアマグ: matching pair of mugs (a popular gift)

SIMILAR WORDS:

  • カップ: cup — a general term; can include teacups with saucers
  • コップ: glass, tumbler — typically for cold drinks, no handle
  • 湯飲(ゆの)み: Japanese tea cup — a handleless cup for green tea