caveman in Japanese
caveman in Japanese is 穴居人 — caveman means a prehistoric human popularly imagined as living in caves.
caveman in Japanese
穴居人
Pronounced: kekkyojin
An early human or closely related species, popularly held to reside in caves.
What does "caveman" mean?
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noun A prehistoric human popularly imagined as living in caves.
"The museum exhibit showed how cavemen made tools from stone."
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noun Informally, someone seen as crude, old-fashioned, or unrefined in their attitudes.
"He still has caveman views about who should do the housework."
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caveman in a sentence
- The museum exhibit showed how cavemen made tools from stone.
- He still has caveman views about who should do the housework.
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What is "caveman" in Japanese?
"caveman" in Japanese is 穴居人. caveman means: A prehistoric human popularly imagined as living in caves.
How do you pronounce 穴居人?
"caveman" in Japanese is 穴居人, pronounced "kekkyojin".
How do you use "caveman" in a sentence?
Example: "The museum exhibit showed how cavemen made tools from stone." In Japanese, "caveman" is 穴居人.
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