legislator in Japanese
legislator in Japanese is 立法者 — legislator means a person who makes laws.
legislator in Japanese
立法者
Pronounced: rippōsha
Someone who creates or enacts laws.
What does "legislator" mean?
- noun A person who makes laws.
- noun A member of a group, such as a parliament or council, that makes laws.
- noun (law) The body treated as the writer of a statute, used when working out what the law was meant to mean, rather than any one member who took part.
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What is "legislator" in Japanese?
"legislator" in Japanese is 立法者. legislator means: A person who makes laws.
How do you pronounce 立法者?
"legislator" in Japanese is 立法者, pronounced "rippōsha".
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