muezzin in Japanese
muezzin in Japanese is ムアッジン, ムアッズィン — muezzin means a muezzin is the person who calls Muslims to prayer from a mosque's minaret.
muezzin in Japanese
ムアッジン
Pronounced: muajjin
(Islam) The person who issues the call to prayer from one of the minarets of a mosque.
ムアッズィン
Pronounced: muazzuin
(Islam) The person who issues the call to prayer from one of the minarets of a mosque.
What does "muezzin" mean?
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noun A muezzin is the person who calls Muslims to prayer from a mosque's minaret.
"At dawn, the muezzin's call echoed across the rooftops of the old city."
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muezzin in a sentence
- At dawn, the muezzin's call echoed across the rooftops of the old city.
- The mosque had recently appointed a new muezzin to lead the calls to prayer.
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What is "muezzin" in Japanese?
"muezzin" in Japanese is ムアッジン, ムアッズィン. muezzin means: A muezzin is the person who calls Muslims to prayer from a mosque's minaret.
How do you pronounce ムアッジン?
"muezzin" in Japanese is ムアッジン, pronounced "muajjin".
How do you use "muezzin" in a sentence?
Example: "At dawn, the muezzin's call echoed across the rooftops of the old city." In Japanese, "muezzin" is ムアッジン, ムアッズィン.
Are there other ways to say "muezzin" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 2 translations listed for "muezzin": ムアッジン, ムアッズィン.
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