Ivanhoe in Japanese
Ivanhoe in Japanese is アイバンホー — Ivanhoe means a historical novel by Sir Walter Scott, and the name of its knightly hero.
Ivanhoe in Japanese
アイバンホー
Pronounced: aibanhō
The hero of this novel.
What does "Ivanhoe" mean?
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name A historical novel by Sir Walter Scott, and the name of its knightly hero.
""Ivanhoe" tells the story of a Saxon knight caught up in the conflict between Saxons and Normans."
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Ivanhoe in a sentence
- "Ivanhoe" tells the story of a Saxon knight caught up in the conflict between Saxons and Normans.
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What is "Ivanhoe" in Japanese?
"Ivanhoe" in Japanese is アイバンホー. Ivanhoe means: A historical novel by Sir Walter Scott, and the name of its knightly hero.
How do you pronounce アイバンホー?
"Ivanhoe" in Japanese is アイバンホー, pronounced "aibanhō".
How do you use "Ivanhoe" in a sentence?
Example: ""Ivanhoe" tells the story of a Saxon knight caught up in the conflict between Saxons and Normans." In Japanese, "Ivanhoe" is アイバンホー.
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