alligator in Japanese
alligator in Japanese is わに, アリゲーター, ワニ — alligator means a large reptile with powerful jaws and a broad snout, found mainly in the southeastern United States and China.
alligator in Japanese
What does "alligator" mean?
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noun A large reptile with powerful jaws and a broad snout, found mainly in the southeastern United States and China.
"An alligator basked motionless on the riverbank."
alligator in a sentence
- An alligator basked motionless on the riverbank.
- Visitors are warned not to swim in waters known to have alligators.
Common Japanese translations
Frequently asked questions
What is "alligator" in Japanese?
"alligator" in Japanese is わに, アリゲーター, ワニ. alligator means: A large reptile with powerful jaws and a broad snout, found mainly in the southeastern United States and China.
How do you pronounce わに?
"alligator" in Japanese is わに, pronounced "wani".
How do you use "alligator" in a sentence?
Example: "An alligator basked motionless on the riverbank." In Japanese, "alligator" is わに, アリゲーター, ワニ.
Are there other ways to say "alligator" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 3 translations listed for "alligator": わに, アリゲーター, ワニ.