What does 盛り mean?
盛り is a Japanese noun meaning “helping, serving” in English. It can also be translated as “prime (of one's life), (being in) heat” depending on context. It is written as 盛り in kanji, さかり in hiragana, and sakari in romaji. This word is part of JLPT N3 vocabulary.
Example sentences
桜の花は４月が盛りだ。
The cherry blossoms are at their best in April.
彼は今男盛りだ。
He is now in the prime of manhood.