majestic in Japanese
majestic in Japanese is 威厳, 荘厳 — majestic means impressively grand, dignified, or beautiful.
majestic in Japanese
威厳
Pronounced: igen
Having qualities of splendor or royalty.
荘厳
Pronounced: sōgon
Having qualities of splendor or royalty.
What does "majestic" mean?
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adj Impressively grand, dignified, or beautiful.
"The mountains looked majestic against the sunset."
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majestic in a sentence
- The mountains looked majestic against the sunset.
- A majestic eagle soared overhead.
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What is "majestic" in Japanese?
"majestic" in Japanese is 威厳, 荘厳. majestic means: Impressively grand, dignified, or beautiful.
How do you pronounce 威厳?
"majestic" in Japanese is 威厳, pronounced "igen".
How do you use "majestic" in a sentence?
Example: "The mountains looked majestic against the sunset." In Japanese, "majestic" is 威厳, 荘厳.
Are there other ways to say "majestic" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 2 translations listed for "majestic": 威厳, 荘厳.
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