Herbert in Japanese
Herbert in Japanese is ハーバート — Herbert means a male given name of Germanic origin.
Herbert in Japanese
ハーバート
Pronounced: hābāto
A en given name.
What does "Herbert" mean?
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name A male given name of Germanic origin.
"To be clear what we're talking about, read Cronon's piece. He offers a great introduction to the concept, and its originator, Herbert Butterfield."
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noun British slang for a foolish or unimpressive person, especially a man.
"Stop acting like such a herbert and just apologize."
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Herbert in a sentence
- To be clear what we're talking about, read Cronon's piece. He offers a great introduction to the concept, and its originator, Herbert Butterfield.
- Her grandfather was named Herbert after his own grandfather.
- Stop acting like such a herbert and just apologize.
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What is "Herbert" in Japanese?
"Herbert" in Japanese is ハーバート. Herbert means: A male given name of Germanic origin.
How do you pronounce ハーバート?
"Herbert" in Japanese is ハーバート, pronounced "hābāto".
How do you use "Herbert" in a sentence?
Example: "Her grandfather was named Herbert after his own grandfather." In Japanese, "Herbert" is ハーバート.
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