What does 梅干 (umeboshi | うめぼし) mean in Japanese?

	The Japanese word
	梅干
	is pronounced
	umeboshi \| うめぼし
	means
	pickled plum

	Examples:
	外国人に梅干しを試食させることが大好きです。 gaikoku jin ni umeboshi o shishoku sa seru koto ga daisuki desu. I love making foreigners try Japanese pickled plums.
	「なんかすごい顔して、どうしたの？」「梅干し食べたら、めっちゃ辛かった」. ' nanka sugoi kao shi te, dō shi ta no? ' ' umeboshi tabe tara, meccha tsurakatta ' "Why are you making that face?" "I ate some Japanese pickled plums, and they were really salty.".

	Examples sourced from tatoeba.org