cartouche in Japanese
cartouche in Japanese is カルトゥーシュ — cartouche means an oval frame in Egyptian hieroglyphics enclosing a royal or divine name.
cartouche in Japanese
カルトゥーシュ
Pronounced: karutūshu
What does "cartouche" mean?
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noun An oval frame in Egyptian hieroglyphics enclosing a royal or divine name.
"The archaeologist identified the pharaoh's name inside the cartouche."
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noun An ornamental oval or scroll-shaped design used in architecture or on maps.
"The old map had an elaborate cartouche in one corner listing the cartographer's name."
cartouche in a sentence
- The archaeologist identified the pharaoh's name inside the cartouche.
- The old map had an elaborate cartouche in one corner listing the cartographer's name.
Common Japanese translations
Frequently asked questions
What is "cartouche" in Japanese?
"cartouche" in Japanese is カルトゥーシュ. cartouche means: An oval frame in Egyptian hieroglyphics enclosing a royal or divine name.
How do you pronounce カルトゥーシュ?
"cartouche" in Japanese is カルトゥーシュ, pronounced "karutūshu".
How do you use "cartouche" in a sentence?
Example: "The archaeologist identified the pharaoh's name inside the cartouche." In Japanese, "cartouche" is カルトゥーシュ.
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