commissar in Japanese
commissar in Japanese is コミッサール, 委員 — commissar means a Communist Party official, especially one assigned to a military unit to oversee political loyalty and ideology.
commissar in Japanese
コミッサール
Pronounced: komissāru
(historical, early, _, Soviet Union) The head of a commissariat.
委員
Pronounced: iin
(historical, early, _, Soviet Union) The head of a commissariat.
What does "commissar" mean?
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noun A Communist Party official, especially one assigned to a military unit to oversee political loyalty and ideology.
"The commissar reported any signs of dissent among the troops directly to Moscow."
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- The commissar reported any signs of dissent among the troops directly to Moscow.
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What is "commissar" in Japanese?
"commissar" in Japanese is コミッサール, 委員. commissar means: A Communist Party official, especially one assigned to a military unit to oversee political loyalty and ideology.
How do you pronounce コミッサール?
"commissar" in Japanese is コミッサール, pronounced "komissāru".
How do you use "commissar" in a sentence?
Example: "The commissar reported any signs of dissent among the troops directly to Moscow." In Japanese, "commissar" is コミッサール, 委員.
Are there other ways to say "commissar" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 2 translations listed for "commissar": コミッサール, 委員.
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