covenant in Japanese
covenant in Japanese is 誓約, 特約, 約束する — covenant means a formal, binding agreement between two or more parties, often with religious or legal weight.
covenant in Japanese
誓約
Pronounced: seiyaku
A pact or binding agreement between two or more parties.
特約
Pronounced: tokuyaku
An incidental clause in an agreement.
約束する
To enter into, or promise something by, a covenant.
契約する
(legal) To enter a formal agreement.
What does "covenant" mean?
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noun A formal, binding agreement between two or more parties, often with religious or legal weight.
"The document outlines a covenant between the landowner and the tenant."
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verb To formally promise or agree to something as part of a binding pact.
"The two nations covenanted to maintain the ceasefire."
covenant in a sentence
- The document outlines a covenant between the landowner and the tenant.
- In the Bible, God makes a covenant with Abraham.
- The two nations covenanted to maintain the ceasefire.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "covenant" in Japanese?
"covenant" in Japanese is 誓約, 特約, 約束する. covenant means: A formal, binding agreement between two or more parties, often with religious or legal weight.
How do you pronounce 誓約?
"covenant" in Japanese is 誓約, pronounced "seiyaku".
How do you use "covenant" in a sentence?
Example: "The document outlines a covenant between the landowner and the tenant." In Japanese, "covenant" is 誓約, 特約, 約束する.
Are there other ways to say "covenant" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 4 translations listed for "covenant": 誓約, 特約, 約束する, 契約する.
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