birthright in Japanese
birthright in Japanese is 生得権 — birthright means a privilege, possession, or status someone is entitled to simply because of the family or place they were born into.
birthright in Japanese
生得権
Pronounced: seitokuken
Something a person is entitled to due to the circumstances of their birth, such as an inheritance or citizenship.
What does "birthright" mean?
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noun A privilege, possession, or status someone is entitled to simply because of the family or place they were born into.
"He believed a good education was every child's birthright."
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birthright in a sentence
- He believed a good education was every child's birthright.
- She fought to reclaim the land she saw as her birthright.
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What is "birthright" in Japanese?
"birthright" in Japanese is 生得権. birthright means: A privilege, possession, or status someone is entitled to simply because of the family or place they were born into.
How do you pronounce 生得権?
"birthright" in Japanese is 生得権, pronounced "seitokuken".
How do you use "birthright" in a sentence?
Example: "He believed a good education was every child's birthright." In Japanese, "birthright" is 生得権.
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