namely in Japanese
namely in Japanese is つまり, 即ち — namely means used to introduce something more specific right after a general statement — "that is to say.".
namely in Japanese
つまり
Pronounced: tsumari
Specifically; that is to say.
即ち
Pronounced: sunawachi
Specifically; that is to say.
What does "namely" mean?
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adv Used to introduce something more specific right after a general statement — "that is to say."
"The recipe needs only one spice, namely cinnamon."
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namely in a sentence
- The recipe needs only one spice, namely cinnamon.
- Several students were late, namely those who took the slower bus.
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What is "namely" in Japanese?
"namely" in Japanese is つまり, 即ち. namely means: Used to introduce something more specific right after a general statement — "that is to say."
How do you pronounce つまり?
"namely" in Japanese is つまり, pronounced "tsumari".
How do you use "namely" in a sentence?
Example: "The recipe needs only one spice, namely cinnamon." In Japanese, "namely" is つまり, 即ち.
Are there other ways to say "namely" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 2 translations listed for "namely": つまり, 即ち.
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