Jordan in Japanese

Jordan in Japanese is ヨルダン, ヨルダン川 — Jordan means a country in the Middle East, and the river that flows through it into the Dead Sea.

ヨルダン

proper noun

Pronounced: yorudan

A small town, the county seat of Garfield County, Montana.

ヨルダン川

proper noun

What does "Jordan" mean?

name A country in the Middle East, and the river that flows through it into the Dead Sea.
"They traveled to Jordan to see the ancient city of Petra."
name A unisex given name from Hebrew, originally given to children baptized with water brought back from the River Jordan.
"Jordan started at their new school this week."
name A surname derived from the given name.
"Michael Jordan is widely considered one of the greatest basketball players ever."
noun Historically, a rounded glass flask with a narrow neck, once used by physicians and alchemists.
"The museum displayed a medieval jordan used for examining urine samples."

They traveled to Jordan to see the ancient city of Petra.
Jordan started at their new school this week.
Michael Jordan is widely considered one of the greatest basketball players ever.
The museum displayed a medieval jordan used for examining urine samples.

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What is "Jordan" in Japanese?

"Jordan" in Japanese is ヨルダン, ヨルダン川. Jordan means: A country in the Middle East, and the river that flows through it into the Dead Sea.

How do you pronounce ヨルダン?

"Jordan" in Japanese is ヨルダン, pronounced "yorudan".

How do you use "Jordan" in a sentence?

Example: "They traveled to Jordan to see the ancient city of Petra." In Japanese, "Jordan" is ヨルダン, ヨルダン川.

Are there other ways to say "Jordan" in Japanese?

Yes — Japanese has 2 translations listed for "Jordan": ヨルダン, ヨルダン川.

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