emirate in Japanese
emirate in Japanese is 首長国 — emirate means a country or territory ruled by an emir.
emirate in Japanese
首長国
Pronounced: shuchōkoku
A country ruled by an emir.
What does "emirate" mean?
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noun A country or territory ruled by an emir.
"The small emirate is governed by a hereditary ruler."
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noun The position or office of an emir.
"He held the emirate for more than thirty years."
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emirate in a sentence
- The small emirate is governed by a hereditary ruler.
- Each emirate in the federation has its own ruling family.
- He held the emirate for more than thirty years.
- The emirate passed to his eldest son.
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What is "emirate" in Japanese?
"emirate" in Japanese is 首長国. emirate means: A country or territory ruled by an emir.
How do you pronounce 首長国?
"emirate" in Japanese is 首長国, pronounced "shuchōkoku".
How do you use "emirate" in a sentence?
Example: "The small emirate is governed by a hereditary ruler." In Japanese, "emirate" is 首長国.
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