IPA: /mɑːkiˈmoʊnoʊ/
KK: /mɑːkɪˈmoʊnoʊ/
A type of decorative scroll from Japan that is displayed horizontally and often features artwork or writing.
The artist created a beautiful makimono that showcased traditional Japanese calligraphy.
The word 'makimono' originates from Japanese, where 'maki' (meaning to roll) and 'mono' (meaning thing or object) combine to refer to a rolled item, specifically in the context of sushi. Thus, 'makimono' refers to rolled sushi or a rolled dish.
Think of 'maki' meaning to roll and 'mono' meaning thing — this helps you remember that 'makimono' refers to a rolled dish.