archaism in Japanese
archaism in Japanese is 古語, アルカイズム, アーケイズム — archaism means an old-fashioned word, phrase or style that is no longer in ordinary use.
archaism in Japanese
古語
Pronounced: kogo
An archaic word, style, etc.
アルカイズム
Pronounced: arukaizumu
An archaic word, style, etc.
アーケイズム
Pronounced: ākeizumu
An archaic word, style, etc.
What does "archaism" mean?
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noun An old-fashioned word, phrase or style that is no longer in ordinary use.
"The word "thou" is an archaism in modern English."
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noun The deliberate use or imitation of old words or styles in speech or writing.
"The novelist's archaism made the dialogue sound like a medieval chronicle."
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archaism in a sentence
- The word "thou" is an archaism in modern English.
- Her poems are full of archaisms that give them an old-world feel.
- The novelist's archaism made the dialogue sound like a medieval chronicle.
- Some critics found the archaism of his prose affected.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "archaism" in Japanese?
"archaism" in Japanese is 古語, アルカイズム, アーケイズム. archaism means: An old-fashioned word, phrase or style that is no longer in ordinary use.
How do you pronounce 古語?
"archaism" in Japanese is 古語, pronounced "kogo".
How do you use "archaism" in a sentence?
Example: "The word "thou" is an archaism in modern English." In Japanese, "archaism" is 古語, アルカイズム, アーケイズム.
Are there other ways to say "archaism" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 3 translations listed for "archaism": 古語, アルカイズム, アーケイズム.
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