bequeath in Japanese
bequeath in Japanese is 遺す — bequeath means to leave property or money to someone through a will.
bequeath in Japanese
遺す
Pronounced: nokosu
(legal) To give or leave by will; to give by testament.
What does "bequeath" mean?
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verb To leave property or money to someone through a will.
"She bequeathed her entire art collection to the city museum."
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verb To pass something down, such as a tradition, idea, or quality.
"The composer bequeathed a rich musical legacy to future generations."
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bequeath in a sentence
- She bequeathed her entire art collection to the city museum.
- His grandfather bequeathed him the old family farm.
- The composer bequeathed a rich musical legacy to future generations.
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What is "bequeath" in Japanese?
"bequeath" in Japanese is 遺す. bequeath means: To leave property or money to someone through a will.
How do you pronounce 遺す?
"bequeath" in Japanese is 遺す, pronounced "nokosu".
How do you use "bequeath" in a sentence?
Example: "She bequeathed her entire art collection to the city museum." In Japanese, "bequeath" is 遺す.
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