amanuensis in Japanese
amanuensis in Japanese is 書記 — amanuensis means a person hired to write down what someone else says, or to copy out documents by hand.
amanuensis in Japanese
書記
Pronounced: shoki
What does "amanuensis" mean?
- noun A person hired to write down what someone else says, or to copy out documents by hand.
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noun A person employed to write down what someone else dictates, or to copy out documents.
"I, his mere amanuensis, am left to do what little I can to keep the institution functioning."
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amanuensis in a sentence
- I, his mere amanuensis, am left to do what little I can to keep the institution functioning.
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What is "amanuensis" in Japanese?
"amanuensis" in Japanese is 書記. amanuensis means: A person hired to write down what someone else says, or to copy out documents by hand.
How do you pronounce 書記?
"amanuensis" in Japanese is 書記, pronounced "shoki".
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