believer in Japanese
believer in Japanese is 教徒, 信者, 信徒 — believer means a person who believes something, especially someone with religious faith.
believer in Japanese
教徒
Pronounced: kyōto
A person who believes; especially regarding religion.
信者
Pronounced: shinja
A person who believes; especially regarding religion.
信徒
Pronounced: shinto
A person who believes; especially regarding religion.
What does "believer" mean?
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noun A person who believes something, especially someone with religious faith.
"She's a believer in life after death."
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noun A person convinced of the value or truth of an idea, cause, or method.
"She's a firm believer in getting eight hours of sleep every night."
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believer in a sentence
- She's a believer in life after death.
- The temple was full of believers gathered for the festival.
- She's a firm believer in getting eight hours of sleep every night.
- My coach is a great believer in practising a little every single day.
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What is "believer" in Japanese?
"believer" in Japanese is 教徒, 信者, 信徒. believer means: A person who believes something, especially someone with religious faith.
How do you pronounce 教徒?
"believer" in Japanese is 教徒, pronounced "kyōto".
How do you use "believer" in a sentence?
Example: "The temple was full of believers gathered for the festival." In Japanese, "believer" is 教徒, 信者, 信徒.
Are there other ways to say "believer" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 3 translations listed for "believer": 教徒, 信者, 信徒.
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