Carter in Japanese
Carter in Japanese is カーター — Carter means a person who drives or operates a horse-drawn cart, especially to deliver goods.
Carter in Japanese
カーター
Pronounced: kātā
A surname originating as an occupation for someone who was a carter.
What does "Carter" mean?
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noun A person who drives or operates a horse-drawn cart, especially to deliver goods.
"The carter loaded barrels of ale onto his wagon before dawn."
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Carter in a sentence
- The carter loaded barrels of ale onto his wagon before dawn.
- Village carters once hauled coal from the mine to the station.
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What is "Carter" in Japanese?
"Carter" in Japanese is カーター. Carter means: A person who drives or operates a horse-drawn cart, especially to deliver goods.
How do you pronounce カーター?
"Carter" in Japanese is カーター, pronounced "kātā".
How do you use "Carter" in a sentence?
Example: "The carter loaded barrels of ale onto his wagon before dawn." In Japanese, "Carter" is カーター.
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