Elam in Japanese
Elam in Japanese is エラム — Elam means an ancient civilization and kingdom located in what is now southwestern Iran, with its capital at Susa.
Elam in Japanese
エラム
Pronounced: eramu
(historical) An ancient civilization and empire in modern southwestern Iran, existing between c. 3200 BCE and 539 BCE. Capital: Susa.
What does "Elam" mean?
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noun An ancient civilization and kingdom located in what is now southwestern Iran, with its capital at Susa.
"Elam flourished for thousands of years before eventually falling to the Persians."
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Elam in a sentence
- Elam flourished for thousands of years before eventually falling to the Persians.
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What is "Elam" in Japanese?
"Elam" in Japanese is エラム. Elam means: An ancient civilization and kingdom located in what is now southwestern Iran, with its capital at Susa.
How do you pronounce エラム?
"Elam" in Japanese is エラム, pronounced "eramu".
How do you use "Elam" in a sentence?
Example: "Elam flourished for thousands of years before eventually falling to the Persians." In Japanese, "Elam" is エラム.
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