mikado in Chinese
mikado in Chinese is 天皇 — mikado means a historical title for the Emperor of Japan.
mikado in Chinese
天皇
Pronounced: Tiān huáng
(history) A former title of the emperors of Japan during a certain period.
What does "mikado" mean?
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noun A historical title for the Emperor of Japan.
"The Mikado ruled from the imperial palace in Kyoto."
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noun A game in which players try to remove sticks from a pile without disturbing the rest.
"The children played mikado on the living room floor."
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mikado in a sentence
- The Mikado ruled from the imperial palace in Kyoto.
- The children played mikado on the living room floor.
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What is "mikado" in Chinese?
"mikado" in Chinese is 天皇. mikado means: A historical title for the Emperor of Japan.
How do you pronounce 天皇?
"mikado" in Chinese is 天皇, pronounced "Tiān huáng".
How do you use "mikado" in a sentence?
Example: "The Mikado ruled from the imperial palace in Kyoto." In Chinese, "mikado" is 天皇.
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