hetman in Japanese
hetman in Japanese is ヘトマン — hetman means a senior military commander or headman among the Cossacks, or a top military title historically used in Poland and Lithuania.
hetman in Japanese
ヘトマン
Pronounced: hetoman
Title used by the second-highest military commander in Poland and Lithuania (15th to 18th century).
What does "hetman" mean?
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noun A senior military commander or headman among the Cossacks, or a top military title historically used in Poland and Lithuania.
"The hetman led his Cossack forces into battle against the invading army."
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hetman in a sentence
- The hetman led his Cossack forces into battle against the invading army.
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What is "hetman" in Japanese?
"hetman" in Japanese is ヘトマン. hetman means: A senior military commander or headman among the Cossacks, or a top military title historically used in Poland and Lithuania.
How do you pronounce ヘトマン?
"hetman" in Japanese is ヘトマン, pronounced "hetoman".
How do you use "hetman" in a sentence?
Example: "The hetman led his Cossack forces into battle against the invading army." In Japanese, "hetman" is ヘトマン.
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