ancients in Japanese
ancients in Japanese is 古代人 — ancients means the peoples of the distant past, especially the writers, thinkers, and civilizations of classical antiquity.
ancients in Japanese
古代人
Pronounced: kodaijin
The people of classical antiquity, especially such writers and philosophers.
What does "ancients" mean?
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noun The peoples of the distant past, especially the writers, thinkers, and civilizations of classical antiquity.
"Modern medicine owes a surprising debt to the ancients."
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- Modern medicine owes a surprising debt to the ancients.
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What is "ancients" in Japanese?
"ancients" in Japanese is 古代人. ancients means: The peoples of the distant past, especially the writers, thinkers, and civilizations of classical antiquity.
How do you pronounce 古代人?
"ancients" in Japanese is 古代人, pronounced "kodaijin".
How do you use "ancients" in a sentence?
Example: "Modern medicine owes a surprising debt to the ancients." In Japanese, "ancients" is 古代人.
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