Baku in Japanese
Baku in Japanese is バクー — Baku means in folklore, a supernatural creature said to eat bad dreams.
Baku in Japanese
バクー
Pronounced: bakū
The capital city of the Republic of Azerbaijan.
What does "Baku" mean?
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noun In folklore, a supernatural creature said to eat bad dreams.
"In the story, a baku slips into the child's room each night to devour her nightmares."
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Baku in a sentence
- In the story, a baku slips into the child's room each night to devour her nightmares.
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What is "Baku" in Japanese?
"Baku" in Japanese is バクー. Baku means: In folklore, a supernatural creature said to eat bad dreams.
How do you pronounce バクー?
"Baku" in Japanese is バクー, pronounced "bakū".
How do you use "Baku" in a sentence?
Example: "In the story, a baku slips into the child's room each night to devour her nightmares." In Japanese, "Baku" is バクー.
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