historian in Japanese
historian in Japanese is 歴史家, 史家 — historian means a person who studies, researches, or writes about history.
historian in Japanese
歴史家
Pronounced: rekishika
A writer of history.
史家
Pronounced: shika
A writer of history.
歴史家
Pronounced: rekishika
One who studies or researches history.
What does "historian" mean?
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noun A person who studies, researches, or writes about history.
"The historian gave a talk about daily life in medieval villages."
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historian in a sentence
- The historian gave a talk about daily life in medieval villages.
- history does not consult the convenience of historians, though some of them are not always aware of it.
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What is "historian" in Japanese?
"historian" in Japanese is 歴史家, 史家. historian means: A person who studies, researches, or writes about history.
How do you pronounce 歴史家?
"historian" in Japanese is 歴史家, pronounced "rekishika".
How do you use "historian" in a sentence?
Example: "The historian gave a talk about daily life in medieval villages." In Japanese, "historian" is 歴史家, 史家.
Are there other ways to say "historian" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 2 translations listed for "historian": 歴史家, 史家.
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