everlasting in Japanese
everlasting in Japanese is 永久, 永遠 — everlasting means lasting forever or for an extremely long time; without end.
everlasting in Japanese
永久
Pronounced: eikyuu
Lasting or enduring forever; endless, eternal.
永遠
Pronounced: eien
Chiefly of a deity or other supernatural being: having always existed and will continue to exist forever; eternal.
What does "everlasting" mean?
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adjective Lasting forever or for an extremely long time; without end.
"The monument was built as a symbol of everlasting friendship between the two nations."
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adjective Going on so long or so often that it becomes tiresome.
"I'm tired of his everlasting complaints about the weather."
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everlasting in a sentence
- The monument was built as a symbol of everlasting friendship between the two nations.
- She spoke of God's everlasting love.
- I'm tired of his everlasting complaints about the weather.
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What is "everlasting" in Japanese?
"everlasting" in Japanese is 永久, 永遠. everlasting means: Lasting forever or for an extremely long time; without end.
How do you pronounce 永久?
"everlasting" in Japanese is 永久, pronounced "eikyuu".
How do you use "everlasting" in a sentence?
Example: "The monument was built as a symbol of everlasting friendship between the two nations." In Japanese, "everlasting" is 永久, 永遠.
Are there other ways to say "everlasting" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 2 translations listed for "everlasting": 永久, 永遠.
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