caiman in Japanese
caiman in Japanese is カイマン — caiman means a crocodile-like reptile found in Central and South America, related to alligators.
caiman in Japanese
カイマン
Pronounced: kaiman
(narrowly) Any of the relatively small crocodilians of the genus Caiman, within the family Alligatoridae.
What does "caiman" mean?
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noun A crocodile-like reptile found in Central and South America, related to alligators.
"A caiman slid silently into the murky river."
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caiman in a sentence
- A caiman slid silently into the murky river.
- The black caiman is one of the largest predators in the Amazon.
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What is "caiman" in Japanese?
"caiman" in Japanese is カイマン. caiman means: A crocodile-like reptile found in Central and South America, related to alligators.
How do you pronounce カイマン?
"caiman" in Japanese is カイマン, pronounced "kaiman".
How do you use "caiman" in a sentence?
Example: "A caiman slid silently into the murky river." In Japanese, "caiman" is カイマン.
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