faith in Japanese
faith in Japanese is 信頼, 信仰, 信念 — faith means confidence or trust in someone or something, based on past experience or evidence.
faith in Japanese
信頼
Pronounced: shinrai
信仰
Pronounced: shinkō
信念
Pronounced: shinnen
信奉
Pronounced: shinpō
信教
Pronounced: shinkyō
信義
Pronounced: shingi
What does "faith" mean?
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noun Confidence or trust in someone or something, based on past experience or evidence.
"I have little faith in weather forecasts that change every hour."
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noun A strong belief in something without needing proof, especially a religious conviction.
"Her faith is very important to her, and she prays every morning."
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noun Loyalty to a promise, duty, or commitment.
"The knight kept faith with his king through many long and difficult years."
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faith in a sentence
- I have little faith in weather forecasts that change every hour.
- She has complete faith in her doctor's judgment.
- Her faith is very important to her, and she prays every morning.
- His faith gave him comfort during the hardest years of his life.
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What is "faith" in Japanese?
"faith" in Japanese is 信頼, 信仰, 信念. faith means: Confidence or trust in someone or something, based on past experience or evidence.
How do you pronounce 信頼?
"faith" in Japanese is 信頼, pronounced "shinrai".
How do you use "faith" in a sentence?
Example: "I have little faith in weather forecasts that change every hour." In Japanese, "faith" is 信頼, 信仰, 信念.
Are there other ways to say "faith" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 6 translations listed for "faith": 信頼, 信仰, 信念, 信奉, 信教, 信義.
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