newborn in Japanese
newborn in Japanese is 新生, 生まれたばかりの, 新生児 — newborn means very recently born.
newborn in Japanese
新生
Pronounced: shinsei
Recently born.
生まれたばかりの
Recently born.
新生児
Pronounced: shinseiji
A recently born baby.
嬰児
Pronounced: eiji
A recently born baby.
What does "newborn" mean?
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adj Very recently born.
"The newborn puppies were still wobbly on their feet."
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noun A baby that has been born very recently.
"The hospital ward was full of newborns and their parents."
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newborn in a sentence
- The newborn puppies were still wobbly on their feet.
- The hospital ward was full of newborns and their parents.
- Newborns typically sleep for most of the day.
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What is "newborn" in Japanese?
"newborn" in Japanese is 新生, 生まれたばかりの, 新生児. newborn means: Very recently born.
How do you pronounce 新生?
"newborn" in Japanese is 新生, pronounced "shinsei".
How do you use "newborn" in a sentence?
Example: "The newborn puppies were still wobbly on their feet." In Japanese, "newborn" is 新生, 生まれたばかりの, 新生児.
Are there other ways to say "newborn" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 4 translations listed for "newborn": 新生, 生まれたばかりの, 新生児, 嬰児.
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