courtier in Japanese
courtier in Japanese is 廷臣 — courtier means a person who attends a royal court, often trying to gain favor with the monarch.
courtier in Japanese
廷臣
Pronounced: teishin
A person in attendance at a royal court.
What does "courtier" mean?
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noun A person who attends a royal court, often trying to gain favor with the monarch.
"The king was surrounded by ambitious courtiers."
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courtier in a sentence
- The king was surrounded by ambitious courtiers.
- She played the role of a scheming courtier in the play.
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What is "courtier" in Japanese?
"courtier" in Japanese is 廷臣. courtier means: A person who attends a royal court, often trying to gain favor with the monarch.
How do you pronounce 廷臣?
"courtier" in Japanese is 廷臣, pronounced "teishin".
How do you use "courtier" in a sentence?
Example: "The king was surrounded by ambitious courtiers." In Japanese, "courtier" is 廷臣.
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