beneficent in Japanese
beneficent in Japanese is 奇特, 情け深い, 慈悲深い — beneficent means kind, generous and helpful to others.
beneficent in Japanese
奇特
Pronounced: kitoku
情け深い
Pronounced: nasakebukai
慈悲深い
Pronounced: jihibukai
What does "beneficent" mean?
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adj Kind, generous and helpful to others.
"The monk was remembered as a beneficent figure in the village."
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- The monk was remembered as a beneficent figure in the village.
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What is "beneficent" in Japanese?
"beneficent" in Japanese is 奇特, 情け深い, 慈悲深い. beneficent means: Kind, generous and helpful to others.
How do you pronounce 奇特?
"beneficent" in Japanese is 奇特, pronounced "kitoku".
Are there other ways to say "beneficent" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 3 translations listed for "beneficent": 奇特, 情け深い, 慈悲深い.
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