colonist in Japanese
colonist in Japanese is 入植者, 開拓者 — colonist means a person who sets up a colony.
colonist in Japanese
入植者
Pronounced: nyuushokusha
A founder of a colony.
開拓者
Pronounced: kaitakusha
A founder of a colony.
What does "colonist" mean?
- noun A person who sets up a colony.
- noun A person who lives in a colony.
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What is "colonist" in Japanese?
"colonist" in Japanese is 入植者, 開拓者. colonist means: A person who sets up a colony.
How do you pronounce 入植者?
"colonist" in Japanese is 入植者, pronounced "nyuushokusha".
Are there other ways to say "colonist" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 2 translations listed for "colonist": 入植者, 開拓者.
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