heiress in Japanese
heiress in Japanese is 世継ぎ — heiress means a woman who is due to inherit, or has already inherited, significant wealth or property.
heiress in Japanese
世継ぎ
Pronounced: yotsugi
A woman who has a right of inheritance or who stands to inherit.
What does "heiress" mean?
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noun A woman who is due to inherit, or has already inherited, significant wealth or property.
"The tabloids couldn't get enough of the hotel heiress's wedding."
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heiress in a sentence
- The tabloids couldn't get enough of the hotel heiress's wedding.
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What is "heiress" in Japanese?
"heiress" in Japanese is 世継ぎ. heiress means: A woman who is due to inherit, or has already inherited, significant wealth or property.
How do you pronounce 世継ぎ?
"heiress" in Japanese is 世継ぎ, pronounced "yotsugi".
How do you use "heiress" in a sentence?
Example: "The tabloids couldn't get enough of the hotel heiress's wedding." In Japanese, "heiress" is 世継ぎ.
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