née in Japanese
née in Japanese is 旧姓, 旧名 — née means used before a woman's maiden name to show the name she was born with, before marriage.
née in Japanese
旧姓
Pronounced: kyuusei
Used when giving the maiden name of a woman.
旧名
Pronounced: kyuumei
Used when giving a former name. Originally known as.
What does "née" mean?
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adj Used before a woman's maiden name to show the name she was born with, before marriage.
"Mrs. Sarah Clarke, née Thompson, gave the opening speech."
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- Mrs. Sarah Clarke, née Thompson, gave the opening speech.
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What is "née" in Japanese?
"née" in Japanese is 旧姓, 旧名. née means: Used before a woman's maiden name to show the name she was born with, before marriage.
How do you pronounce 旧姓?
"née" in Japanese is 旧姓, pronounced "kyuusei".
How do you use "née" in a sentence?
Example: "Mrs. Sarah Clarke, née Thompson, gave the opening speech." In Japanese, "née" is 旧姓, 旧名.
Are there other ways to say "née" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 2 translations listed for "née": 旧姓, 旧名.
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