begone in Japanese
begone in Japanese is 去ね — begone means an old-fashioned way of ordering someone or something to leave immediately.
begone in Japanese
去ね
(archaic) Expressing a desire or a command for someone or something to go away.
What does "begone" mean?
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interjection An old-fashioned way of ordering someone or something to leave immediately.
""Begone!" the wizard shouted at the intruding spirit."
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begone in a sentence
- "Begone!" the wizard shouted at the intruding spirit.
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What is "begone" in Japanese?
"begone" in Japanese is 去ね. begone means: An old-fashioned way of ordering someone or something to leave immediately.
How do you use "begone" in a sentence?
Example: ""Begone!" the wizard shouted at the intruding spirit." In Japanese, "begone" is 去ね.
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