beloved in Japanese
beloved in Japanese is 恋しい, 愛しい, 最愛 — beloved means dearly loved.
beloved in Japanese
恋しい
Pronounced: koishii
Much loved, dearly loved.
愛しい
Pronounced: itoshii
Much loved, dearly loved.
最愛
Pronounced: saiai
Much loved, dearly loved.
親愛
Pronounced: shin'ai
Much loved, dearly loved.
恋人
Pronounced: koibito
Someone who is loved; something that is loved.
彼
Pronounced: are
Someone who is loved; something that is loved.
彼女
Pronounced: kanojo
Someone who is loved; something that is loved.
彼氏
Pronounced: kareshi
Someone who is loved; something that is loved.
What does "beloved" mean?
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adjective Dearly loved.
"The villagers gathered to mourn their beloved teacher, who had taught there for decades."
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noun A person who is dearly loved.
"He wrote a letter to his beloved every day while he was away."
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beloved in a sentence
- The villagers gathered to mourn their beloved teacher, who had taught there for decades.
- Her beloved grandmother taught her to bake.
- He wrote a letter to his beloved every day while he was away.
- The bride smiled at her beloved as they stood at the altar.
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What is "beloved" in Japanese?
"beloved" in Japanese is 恋しい, 愛しい, 最愛. beloved means: Dearly loved.
How do you pronounce 恋しい?
"beloved" in Japanese is 恋しい, pronounced "koishii".
How do you use "beloved" in a sentence?
Example: "The villagers gathered to mourn their beloved teacher, who had taught there for decades." In Japanese, "beloved" is 恋しい, 愛しい, 最愛.
Are there other ways to say "beloved" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 8 translations listed for "beloved": 恋しい, 愛しい, 最愛, 親愛, 恋人, 彼.
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