canine in Japanese
canine in Japanese is イヌ — canine means relating to or resembling dogs.
canine in Japanese
イヌ
Pronounced: inu
Of, or pertaining to, a dog or dogs.
What does "canine" mean?
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adj Relating to or resembling dogs.
"The vet specializes in canine health."
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noun A dog, or an animal in the dog family.
"The shelter houses about thirty canines at any given time."
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noun One of the pointed teeth located between the incisors and premolars.
"The dentist pointed out a chip in her upper canine."
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canine in a sentence
- The vet specializes in canine health.
- The shelter houses about thirty canines at any given time.
- The dentist pointed out a chip in her upper canine.
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What is "canine" in Japanese?
"canine" in Japanese is イヌ. canine means: Relating to or resembling dogs.
How do you pronounce イヌ?
"canine" in Japanese is イヌ, pronounced "inu".
How do you use "canine" in a sentence?
Example: "The vet specializes in canine health." In Japanese, "canine" is イヌ.
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