archaeologist in Japanese
archaeologist in Japanese is 考古学者 — archaeologist means someone who studies past human life by excavating and analyzing physical remains such as buildings, tools, and bones.
archaeologist in Japanese
考古学者
Pronounced: kōkogakusha
Someone who studies or practises archaeology.
What does "archaeologist" mean?
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noun Someone who studies past human life by excavating and analyzing physical remains such as buildings, tools, and bones.
"My aunt is an archaeologist who spends every summer digging at old village sites."
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archaeologist in a sentence
- My aunt is an archaeologist who spends every summer digging at old village sites.
- The archaeologist explained how broken pottery can reveal what people ate long ago.
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What is "archaeologist" in Japanese?
"archaeologist" in Japanese is 考古学者. archaeologist means: Someone who studies past human life by excavating and analyzing physical remains such as buildings, tools, and bones.
How do you pronounce 考古学者?
"archaeologist" in Japanese is 考古学者, pronounced "kōkogakusha".
How do you use "archaeologist" in a sentence?
Example: "My aunt is an archaeologist who spends every summer digging at old village sites." In Japanese, "archaeologist" is 考古学者.
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