castellan in Japanese
castellan in Japanese is 城主 — castellan means the official put in charge of guarding and running a castle on behalf of its lord.
castellan in Japanese
城主
Pronounced: jōshu
(chiefly, _, historical) The governor or caretaker entrusted to oversee a castle or keep for its lord.
What does "castellan" mean?
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noun The official put in charge of guarding and running a castle on behalf of its lord.
"The castellan refused entry to the strangers at nightfall."
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castellan in a sentence
- The castellan refused entry to the strangers at nightfall.
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What is "castellan" in Japanese?
"castellan" in Japanese is 城主. castellan means: The official put in charge of guarding and running a castle on behalf of its lord.
How do you pronounce 城主?
"castellan" in Japanese is 城主, pronounced "jōshu".
How do you use "castellan" in a sentence?
Example: "The castellan refused entry to the strangers at nightfall." In Japanese, "castellan" is 城主.
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