菜種油(なたねあぶら) なたねあぶら noun rapeseed oil; canola oil foodcooking 1. rapeseed oil; canola oil Oil pressed from the seeds of the rape plant (菜(な)の花(はな)). The commonest cooking oil in Japan, used for frying and tempura and sold widely as キャノーラ油(ゆ). 菜種油(なたねあぶら)で揚(あ)げる。 To deep-fry in rapeseed oil. 天(てん)ぷらには菜種油(なたねあぶら)を使(つか)う。 We use rapeseed oil for tempura. 江戸(えど)時代(じだい)には、菜種油(なたねあぶら)は料理(りょうり)よりも明(あ)かりに使(つか)われていた。 In the Edo period rapeseed oil was used more for lamps than for cooking. Similar wordsキャノーラ油(ゆ): canola oil — oil from rapeseed varieties bred to be low in erucic acid; the usual supermarket labelサラダ油(ゆ): salad oil — a blended, refined oil, often largely rapeseedごま油(あぶら): sesame oilCommon collocations菜種油(なたねあぶら)で炒(いた)める: to stir-fry in rapeseed oil菜種油(なたねあぶら)を搾(しぼ)る: to press rapeseed oil general Added 2026.10.16 9:24 · Revised 2026.10.16 9:26 32000/32043_nataneabura