necrology in Japanese
necrology in Japanese is 過去帳, 鬼籍, 訃報 — necrology means a register kept by a church, listing the names of members or associates who have died.
necrology in Japanese
過去帳
Pronounced: kakochō
A listing of people who have died during a specific period of time.
鬼籍
Pronounced: kiseki
A listing of people who have died during a specific period of time.
訃報
Pronounced: fuhō
A notice of death.
What does "necrology" mean?
- noun A register kept by a church, listing the names of members or associates who have died.
- noun A necrology is a list of the people who died in a particular period.
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noun A necrology is an announcement that someone has died.
"Hershel Weinshenk-Tausik in Prague, who 1655 wrote a necrology on the chazzan Lippman Popper"
- noun Necrology is the academic study of death and dead people.
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- Hershel Weinshenk-Tausik in Prague, who 1655 wrote a necrology on the chazzan Lippman Popper
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What is "necrology" in Japanese?
"necrology" in Japanese is 過去帳, 鬼籍, 訃報. necrology means: A register kept by a church, listing the names of members or associates who have died.
How do you pronounce 過去帳?
"necrology" in Japanese is 過去帳, pronounced "kakochō".
Are there other ways to say "necrology" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 3 translations listed for "necrology": 過去帳, 鬼籍, 訃報.
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