Nikkō in Chinese
Nikkō in Chinese is 日光 — Nikkō means a felt-tip marker pen, originally from the Nikko brand, used informally (especially in Australia) as a generic term for any similar pen.
Nikkō in Chinese
日光
Pronounced: rì guāng
A city in Tochigi Prefecture, Japan.
What does "Nikkō" mean?
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noun A felt-tip marker pen, originally from the Nikko brand, used informally (especially in Australia) as a generic term for any similar pen.
"Someone's drawn all over the wall with a nikko."
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Nikkō in a sentence
- Someone's drawn all over the wall with a nikko.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "Nikkō" in Chinese?
"Nikkō" in Chinese is 日光. Nikkō means: A felt-tip marker pen, originally from the Nikko brand, used informally (especially in Australia) as a generic term for any similar pen.
How do you pronounce 日光?
"Nikkō" in Chinese is 日光, pronounced "rì guāng".
How do you use "Nikkō" in a sentence?
Example: "Someone's drawn all over the wall with a nikko." In Chinese, "Nikkō" is 日光.
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