fay in Japanese
fay in Japanese is 白人 — fay means a fairy or fairy-like being (a somewhat old-fashioned literary word).
fay in Japanese
白人
Pronounced: hakujin
(US, _, slang) A white person.
What does "fay" mean?
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noun A fairy or fairy-like being (a somewhat old-fashioned literary word).
"The forest was said to be home to fays and other spirits."
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verb To fit two pieces of material closely and tightly together, especially in carpentry or shipbuilding.
"The staves must be fayed carefully so the barrel doesn't leak."
fay in a sentence
- The forest was said to be home to fays and other spirits.
- The staves must be fayed carefully so the barrel doesn't leak.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "fay" in Japanese?
"fay" in Japanese is 白人. fay means: A fairy or fairy-like being (a somewhat old-fashioned literary word).
How do you pronounce 白人?
"fay" in Japanese is 白人, pronounced "hakujin".
How do you use "fay" in a sentence?
Example: "The forest was said to be home to fays and other spirits." In Japanese, "fay" is 白人.
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