Fez in Japanese
Fez in Japanese is フェズ — Fez means a brimless, cone-shaped felt hat, usually red, with a flat top and a tassel.
Fez in Japanese
フェズ
Pronounced: fezu
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フェズ
Pronounced: fezu
A felt hat in the shape of a truncated cone, having a flat top with a tassel attached.
What does "Fez" mean?
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noun A brimless, cone-shaped felt hat, usually red, with a flat top and a tassel.
"He was in his shirt, but he still wore his fez, as though he had gone to bed in it, which was probably the case."
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Fez in a sentence
- He was in his shirt, but he still wore his fez, as though he had gone to bed in it, which was probably the case.
- The doorman wore a red fez as part of his uniform.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "Fez" in Japanese?
"Fez" in Japanese is フェズ. Fez means: A brimless, cone-shaped felt hat, usually red, with a flat top and a tassel.
How do you pronounce フェズ?
"Fez" in Japanese is フェズ, pronounced "fezu".
How do you use "Fez" in a sentence?
Example: "The doorman wore a red fez as part of his uniform." In Japanese, "Fez" is フェズ.
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