Niš in Japanese
Niš in Japanese is ニシュ — Niš means in Scandinavian folklore, a small household spirit or hobgoblin said to live on a farm.
Niš in Japanese
ニシュ
Pronounced: nishu
A city, the administrative centre of Nišava district, southern Serbia.
What does "Niš" mean?
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noun In Scandinavian folklore, a small household spirit or hobgoblin said to live on a farm.
"Farmers left out porridge to keep the nis happy."
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Niš in a sentence
- Farmers left out porridge to keep the nis happy.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "Niš" in Japanese?
"Niš" in Japanese is ニシュ. Niš means: In Scandinavian folklore, a small household spirit or hobgoblin said to live on a farm.
How do you pronounce ニシュ?
"Niš" in Japanese is ニシュ, pronounced "nishu".
How do you use "Niš" in a sentence?
Example: "Farmers left out porridge to keep the nis happy." In Japanese, "Niš" is ニシュ.
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