duchy in Japanese
duchy in Japanese is 公国, 公爵領 — duchy means a territory or state ruled by a duke or duchess.
duchy in Japanese
公国
Pronounced: kōkoku
A dominion or region ruled by a duke or duchess.
公爵領
A dominion or region ruled by a duke or duchess.
What does "duchy" mean?
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noun A territory or state ruled by a duke or duchess.
"Luxembourg is the last surviving sovereign duchy in Europe."
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duchy in a sentence
- Luxembourg is the last surviving sovereign duchy in Europe.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "duchy" in Japanese?
"duchy" in Japanese is 公国, 公爵領. duchy means: A territory or state ruled by a duke or duchess.
How do you pronounce 公国?
"duchy" in Japanese is 公国, pronounced "kōkoku".
How do you use "duchy" in a sentence?
Example: "Luxembourg is the last surviving sovereign duchy in Europe." In Japanese, "duchy" is 公国, 公爵領.
Are there other ways to say "duchy" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 2 translations listed for "duchy": 公国, 公爵領.
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