Kodiak in Japanese
Kodiak in Japanese is コディアック — Kodiak means a very large brown bear native to Kodiak Island and the surrounding archipelago in Alaska.
Kodiak in Japanese
コディアック
Pronounced: kodiakku
A town in Alaska: see Wikipedia:Kodiak, Alaska
What does "Kodiak" mean?
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noun A very large brown bear native to Kodiak Island and the surrounding archipelago in Alaska.
"The Kodiak reared up on its hind legs, towering over the riverbank."
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Kodiak in a sentence
- The Kodiak reared up on its hind legs, towering over the riverbank.
- Kodiaks are among the largest bears in the world.
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What is "Kodiak" in Japanese?
"Kodiak" in Japanese is コディアック. Kodiak means: A very large brown bear native to Kodiak Island and the surrounding archipelago in Alaska.
How do you pronounce コディアック?
"Kodiak" in Japanese is コディアック, pronounced "kodiakku".
How do you use "Kodiak" in a sentence?
Example: "The Kodiak reared up on its hind legs, towering over the riverbank." In Japanese, "Kodiak" is コディアック.
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